System and Method for Treating a Patient by Applying an Electric Field
OwnerScott Sheftel, Jeffry Skibainventors
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A bioelectric device for treating a patient comprises a flexible substrate with strategically placed zinc reservoirs functioning as half-cells of a battery when contacting skin. The device operates through zinc's negative potential driving oxidation when exposed to perspiration and oxygen, generating therapeutic microcurrents without external power. Zinc particles are embedded rather than encapsulated, maintaining exposure while ensuring structural integrity. Clinical applications include moisture control, muscle fatigue relief, accelerated purpura resolution, skin health improvement, anti-aging benefits, enhanced iontophoresis, wound healing, and muscle stimulation. The device, implementable as wearable garments, maintains effectiveness through 40+ washing cycles, providing a self-sustaining approach to pain management, tissue regeneration, and dermatological treatment without requiring batteries, electronics, or professional supervision.
An applicator for creating an electric field on the skin of a patient, the applicator comprising:
A method of providing a half cell battery to a patient, the method comprising the acts of:
The method of claim 13 wherein the substrate is a hydrogel, hydrocolloid, or starch.
A method of treating a condition, wherein the condition comprises at least one of purpura, joint pain, tennis elbow, convalescence aches, diabetic neuropathy, and arthritic conditions, the method comprising the acts of:
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