Method and arrangement for alleviating the stress-related sleep disorder and reducing the stress level of a person
AssigneeOy Neurosonic Finland Ltd
InventorMarco KARKKAINEN
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AssigneeOy Neurosonic Finland Ltd
InventorMarco KARKKAINEN
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The invention relates to a method for resolving a person's sleep disorders by applying low frequency vibration to a part of the body, said method comprising the use of mechanical vibrators (1) present on a first side of a plate type base member (9) for setting the plate type base member (9) in vibration in such a way that is second surface transmits mechanical vibration, comprising a plurality of low frequency pulse trains (100) which are conducted to a part of the person's body. The successive pulse trains of mechanical vibration to be transmitted in the invention to a specific part of the body comprise both—a plurality of first successive pulse trains (100; 101, 102, 103 . . . ) transmitted at successive time periods (T; T1, T2, T3 . . . ) to said part of the body, wherein a frequency (f) of vibration in each individual pulse train (100) is maintained constant (f; fa, fb, fc . . . ) over the course of a duration (T; T1, T2, T3 . . . ) of said pulse train (100), said constant frequency being within the range of 20-50 Hz and the vibration at the same time being such that pressure pulses (400) of said pulse train (100) have a contact power (I) with said part of the body within the range of 40-70 dB, whereby the constant frequencies (fa, fb, fc . . . ) of the successive pulse trains (100; 101, 102, 103 . . . ) to be transmitted to the part of the body at the successive time periods (T; T1, T2, T3 . . . ) are mutually different and change monotonously and mostly linearly, and—at least one second pulse train (100) transmitted to said part of the body, wherein pressure pulses (400) contained in the pulse train (100) have a frequency (f) fluctuating within the range of 20-50 Hz, preferably within the range of 20-40 Hz, over the course of 2-10 seconds, preferably over the course of 5-7 seconds, and said frequency changes in accordance with sine, triangle or square wave, preferably in accordance with sine wave.
A method for alleviating a person's stress-related transient adjustment insomnia, selected from the group consisting of:
A method for reducing a person's stress by applying low frequency vibration to person's body or to at least one part of the body with an apparatus which includes a plate type base member capable of having brought to contact therewith mechanical vibrators by which said base member can be set in vibration, said method comprising
An arrangement for alleviating a person's stress-related sleep disorder, especially for alleviating stress-related transient adjustment insomnia with an apparatus which comprises a plurality of vibrator elements, mounted on the apparatus' one or more solid or flexible resonatable base members and being capable of converting an electrical impulse into a pulse of mechanical vibration, as well as a data processing unit with a capability of producing a control instruction for setting up an electrical impulse train by using the mechanical vibrators present on a first side of the apparatus, i.e. on an opposite side of the base member with respect to the person's body, for setting the base member to vibrate in resonance with said mechanical vibrators in such a way that the base member's second surface, which is opposite to said first side and closer to the person's body, transmits to the body or to a selected part of the body low frequency mechanical vibration consisting of successive pressure pulses of mechanical vibration, wherein the pressure pulses make up
A piece of software installed in a data processing unit and adapted to generate by means of a central processing unit, as a control instruction, a signal pulse train with a capability of generating a plurality of low frequency pulse trains, said pulse trains of mechanical vibration comprising
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