Fitted, integrally molded device for stimulating auricular acupuncture points and method of making the device
OwnerSherwin Mendellinventor
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A method is provided for making a device for selectively applying pressure to discrete selected acupuncture pressure points on the auricular surface of the ear without penetrating skin. The selected acupuncture points are first marked with a marking substance, and then an impression is made by inserting malleable material into the ear. When the impression is removed from the ear, it has a surface which is complementary to the auricular surface and is marked by the marking substance to identify the selected acupuncture points. Projections are provided to the surface of the impression, and a mold is then formed from the projection bearing impression. The mold is filled with a moldable substance, which is hardened; and thereafter removed from the mold and polished as the device of the present invention. This device is preferably polished, provided with an earhole to allow unimpeded hearing, and may be worn in fitted, self-retaining pressure on the selected acupuncture points.
A method for forming a device for selectively applying pressure to discrete selected auricular acupuncture pressure points without penetrating skin, comprising:
A method for forming a device for selectively applying pressure to discreet selected auricular acupuncture pressure points without penetrating skin, comprising:
A fitted, self-retaining integrally molded device for stimulating auricular acupuncture points,
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