Cranial-electro stimulator
OwnerDavid R Sieverinventor
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Abstract
A method of reducing muscle pain in a person by removably attaching an electrode to each ear on a person's head and connecting the electrodes to receive a modified pulse signal from a computer or a digital port. The signal from the computer or the digital port are rectangular voltage pulses of “1s” and “0s” at varying frequencies. The rectangular pulse signal from the computer or digital port is modified to have at least the leading square corner of each rectangular voltage pulse rounded before it is sent to the electrodes. A method of randomizing the stimulus at about 100 Hz for improved sleep and an alternate method of randomizing stimuli for the neurological reduction of perceived pain and a similar method for reducing pain output from a muscle and its associated tissues directly.
Claims9
A method of reducing pain in a person comprising:
- removably attaching a first electrode to a left ear on a person's head;
- removably attaching a second electrode to a right ear on the person's head;
- supplying from a computer or a digital port to the first and second electrodes alternating rectangular voltage pulses of “1” and “0s” at a frequency of 100 HZ wherein the “1s” have a potential that is a supply voltage of the computer or digital port and the “0s” have a potential of no volts;
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- randomly offsetting the alternating pulses to the first and second electrodes at intervals from between 1 to 30 seconds to produce harmonics between the left ear and the right ear.
A method of reducing pain in a person comprising:
- removably attaching a first electrode to a left ear on a person's head;
- removably attaching a second electrode to a right ear on the person's head;
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- supplying from a computer or a digital port to the first and second electrodes rectangular voltage pulses of “1s” and “0s” at random ramped frequencies between 0.5 Hz and 3 Hz from each other, wherein the “1s” have a potential that is a supply voltage of the computer or digital port and the “0s” have a potential of no volts.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.