Electrically activated substance and method for making the same
OwnerKevin R. Ortoninventor
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Abstract
A method for providing cosmetic/medical therapy includes the steps of electrically activating a substance and administering the electrically activated substance to a subject. Electrical activation of the substance includes flowing alternating current through an electrolyte so as to change a physical property thereof.
Claims38
A method for providing cosmetic/medical therapy, said method comprising the steps of:
- a) electrically activating a substance;
- b) administering the electrically activated substance to a subject;
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- c) wherein administering the electrically activated substance to the subject provides a cosmetic/medical benefit to the subject.
A method for electrically activating a substance, the method comprising the steps of:
- a) providing a current conducting fluid;
- b) flowing alternating current through the current conducting fluid;
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- c) wherein flowing alternating current through the current conducting fluid changes a physical property thereof.
An electrically activated substance made according to a method comprising the steps of:
- a) providing a current conducting fluid;
- b) flowing alternating current through the current conducting fluid;
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- c) wherein flowing alternating current through the current conducting fluid changes a physical property thereof.
An apparatus for making an electrically activated substance, the apparatus comprising:
- a) a container for containing a current conducting fluid;
- b) a source alternating current;
- c) conductive conduit for providing an electrical path for the alternating current from the source thereof to the container such that alternating current flows through the current conducting fluid.
A method for providing cosmetic/medical benefits associated with electrotherapy, said method comprising the steps of:
- a) electrically activating a substance by applying alternating current thereto;
- b) discontinuing the application of current to the substance;
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- c) administering the electrically activated substance to a subject.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.