Body therapy device
AssigneeCellflo, Inc.
InventorsRobert S. Almeida, Douglas E. Stern
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Abstract
The body therapy device includes a thoracic pad having a top edge and a rear surface with a base having a bottom edge, a front angled surfaced and a rear surface. A spherical member is attached to the angled front surface of the base and includes a hard inner core therein. A pump, with active and passive elements, is provided to enable the user to adjust the hardness of ball portion of the device for customized therapy to a head and neck region. As a result, the device of the present invention is effective for physical therapy and treatment of a wide range of ailments and conditions.
Claims10
A body therapy device, comprising:
- a thoracic pad having a top edge, thoracic spine sulci, and thoracic paraspinal muscle elevations;
- and a rear surface;
- an angled base having a front angled surface and a bottom edge;
- a spherical member attached to the front angled surface of the base to provide an approximate 45 degree angled contact point relative to the ground;
- whereby therapy is deliverable to head, neck and mid back regions of a user.
A body therapy device, comprising:
- a thoracic pad having a top edge, thoracic spine sulci, and thoracic paraspinal muscle elevations;
- and a rear surface;
- an angled base having a front angled surface and a bottom edge;
- a spherical member attached to the front angled surface of the base to provide an approximate 45 degree angled contact point relative to the ground;
- the spherical member being fluidly connected to a continuance valve that permits air flow between the passive cell portion and the active cell portion;
- an active cell portion residing in the base;
- a passive cell portion residing in the spherical member and fluidly interconnected to the active cell portion;
- a valve pump fluidly interconnected to the passive cell portion to initially fill the passive cell with media therein to deliver varying degrees of resistance to the spherical member;
- whereby therapy is deliverable to head, neck and mid back regions of a user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.