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US 9,955,742 B2Granted
Health suit with improved health and tanning benefits in various weather conditions
AssigneeTanRound LLC
InventorEsteban Lopez
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Abstract
A health suit for improving sweating and tanning in various weather conditions includes a transparent material that is configured to allow ultraviolet rays and infrared energy to pass through the material and penetrate the skin with minimal deflection or absorption by the material. The health suit may also include an anti-fog layer or other set of anti-fogging features, moisture absorbing material, and a heat retention feature to improve sweating and tanning in various weather conditions.
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A health suit for body sweating and tanning, comprising:
- a first portion comprising a torso portion;
- a second portion, wherein each of the first and second portions is made of a transparent material configured to permit ultra violet rays and infra-red energy to pass through each of the first and second portions with minimal deflection or absorption by the material;
- an anti-fog feature to prevent fog from condensing on an inside surface of each of the first and second portions;
- a selectively removable absorbing material selectively disposed on the inside surface of the each of the first and second portions, wherein the absorbing material is configured to collect moisture;
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- one or more heat retention features selectively attached to each of the first and second portions at a wrist or ankle, wherein the heat retention features are configured to trap heat inside each of the first and second portions.
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A health suit for body sweating and tanning, comprising:
- a garment to cover at least an upper body portion comprising a transparent material configured to permit ultra violet rays and infra-red energy to pass through the garment with minimal deflection or absorption by the material configured for retaining body heat and blocking wind;
- an anti-fog layer on an inside surface of the garment, wherein the anti-fog layer is configured to prevent fog from condensing on the inside surface;
- a selectively removable absorbing material selectively disposed on the inside surface of the garment, wherein the absorbing material is configured to collect moisture droplets;
- at least one heat retainer disposed at a sleeve end of the at least an upper body portion of the garment to contain heat within the garment;
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- at least one selectively openable vent.
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A method for improving health and tanning benefits, comprising:
- providing a health suit configured for use by a user, wherein the health suit comprises:
- a top garment including a torso portion and a plurality of sleeves;
- a bottom garment including a plurality of leg portions, the top garment is configured to be selectively connected to the bottom garment;
- heat retention elements on each of the top and bottom garments that are configured for trapping heat inside the health suit;
- an anti-fog layer on an interior surface of at least one of the top and bottom garments, wherein the anti-fog layer is configured to prevent condensation on the inside surface;
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- a removable absorbing material on a portion of the interior surface that is configured for collecting moisture;
- wherein each of the top and bottom garments is made of clear material that is configured for allowing one or more of ultraviolet rays and infrared energy to penetrate the top and bottom garments with minimal deflection or absorption by the clear material;
- exposing the health suit to a light source thereby transmitting one or more of ultraviolet rays and infrared energy to an interior of the health suit;
- increasing heat within an interior of the health suit responsive to the exposing of the health suit to a light source;
- trapping the heat inside the health suit with the one or more heat retention elements;
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- enhancing body sweating and improved blood circulation within the interior of the health suit responsive to the trapping of the heat.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.