Therapeutic shower enclosure
AssigneeGestion Ultra International Inc.
InventorsHenry Brunelle, Stephane Baron, Marc Beland, Henri Veyrie, Patrick Lemay, Stephane Bilodeau
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AssigneeGestion Ultra International Inc.
InventorsHenry Brunelle, Stephane Baron, Marc Beland, Henri Veyrie, Patrick Lemay, Stephane Bilodeau
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A therapeutic shower enclosure is comprised of a bottom wall, sidewalls a top wall and a door assembly in the sidewalls for access to the enclosure. An air blower is mounted above the top wall in communication with one or more air return orifices in the top wall. An air distribution channel is in communication with the air blower and at least one air injecting orifice is provided in the top wall and communicates with the enclosure. A heater is provided in the air distribution channel for heating convected air therein to a temperature of up to about 75° C. to provide a stream of hot dry air circulating in the enclosure about a person's body standing therein whereby to cause the person's body to transpire and provide a therapeutic effect of shedding toxins through the skin. In combination with the hot dry air treatment there is available a chromotherapeutic and luminotherapeutic light treatment and an ion and ozone generator to inject ions and ozone in the hot dry air stream.
A therapeutic shower enclosure comprising a bottom wall, sidewalls, a top wall and a door assembly in said sidewalls for access to said enclosure;
A therapeutic shower enclosure comprising a bottom wall, sidewalls, a top wall and a door assembly in said sidewalls for access to said enclosure, one or more chromotherapeutic light source secured to one of said top wall or sidewalls of said enclosure to subject a user person to colored light, and control means to energize said light source for a desired predetermined period of time to subject a user person to a chromotherapeutic effect.
A therapeutic shower enclosure comprising a bottom wall, sidewalls, a top wall and a door assembly in said sidewalls for access to said enclosure, one or more intense clear light source in one of said top wall or sidewalls having an intensity of at least 2000 lux, control means to energize said light source for a desired predetermined period of time to subject a user person to a luminotherapeutic effect, said enclosure having a shower head and water control valves.
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