Ceramic module emitting far infrared radiation and specific low dose ionizing radiation
OwnerAlbert Chin-Tang Weyinventor
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Abstract
This invention relates to a ceramic module for assembly into a therapeutic device for treating a human or animal body with irradiation of far infrared radiation and low dose ionizing radiation based on radiation hormesis effect. More specifically, the invention relates to a ceramic module that simultaneously emits far infrared radiation within 3-16 μm wavelength spectrum and ionizing radiation at a specific dose rate in the range of 0.1-11 μSv/h (micro-Sieverts per hour). Said ceramic module may be used alone or serve as components of a therapeutic device for increasing physiologic performance, immune competence, health, and mean lifespan of human or animal.
Claims13
A ceramic module for use in a therapeutic device for treating a human or animal body, said ceramic module comprising a mixture of a first set of powdered substance emitting far infrared radiation and a second set of powdered substance emitting ionizing radiation, wherein as a result of the mixture of the first and second sets of powdered substances being calcined at a temperature at or above 900° C. into a shaped article, said ceramic module simultaneously emits far infrared radiation within 3-16 μm wavelength spectrum and ionizing radiation at a specific dose rate in the range of 0.1-11 μSv/h.
A method of manufacturing a ceramic module for use in a therapeutic device for treatment of a human or animal body part, comprising:
- a) providing a predetermined amount of a first set of powdered substance comprising a mixture of metal oxides;
- b) providing a predetermined amount of a second set of powdered substance comprising radioactive isotopes;
- 3) mixing said first and second sets of powdered substances with bonding agents;
- 4) calcining the mixture of step 3) at a temperature at or above 900° C. into a shaped article, wherein as a result of calcination, the article is capable of emitting far infrared radiation within 3-16 μm wavelength spectrum and emitting ionizing radiation at a specific dose rate of 0.1-11 μSv/h.
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