Apparatus for stimulating the physiological processes of living organism using light waves electromagnetic induction and thermal interaction

The apparatus for stimulating the physiological processes of living organisms in the form of a rectangular prism, containing between the bottom and the upper plane a clear area enabling the emission of electromagnetic and thermal waves, with coils fitted at the bottom, between two fabrics enabling the permeation of heat radiation, characterized by its optional spatial form, limited by two parallel or nearly parallel planes, comprising a number of supports (1) with an identical height and optional shape, permanently connected with the upper plane of the apparatus, this comprising a thinly woven material (2), lined from above with an insulating thermal material (3), whereas the insulating thermal material (3) has freely spaced and optionally shaped openings in which there are installed light wave emitters (5) that emit light waves with a length ranging from 380 nm to 630 nm, frequency from 0.5 MHz to 100 MHz and power of up to 100 mW, while the supports (1) in their lower part have installed electromagnetic wave emitters (4), selected in such a way so that at the level of the upper plane of the apparatus, slightly above the thinly woven material or at the level thereof, at each and every point of the upper plane of the apparatus—in accordance with the invention—it is possible to obtain any value of electromagnetic induction within the range 0.001 μT-80 μT, with a frequency of 20 Hz to 80 Hz, simultaneously emitting a specific quantity of heat, whereas the equipment is powered by an alternating current with a voltage that is safe for living organisms, ranging from 6 to 24 V, and is connected to the control system of the apparatus, containing a generator of the frequencies of emitted light waves.