Acupuncture point method and device for treating stomach illness through live time and cross time
By using five acupoints during the active period of the Stomach Meridian in combination with an adjustable dual-frequency vibration device, the problem of incomplete treatment of chronic gastritis is solved, achieving highly effective treatment without drugs or acupuncture, and simplifying the treatment process.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202310684531.6
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2023-06-09
- Publication Date
- 2026-01-30
AI Technical Summary
Existing Chinese and Western medicine treatments for chronic gastritis are not completely effective and rely on medication, making it difficult to effectively treat gastritis within a specific timeframe.
Five main acupoints (Liangqiu, Futu, Biguan, Zhongwan, and Xiawan) are used in combination with an adjustable dual-frequency vibration device. A pulse voltage generator and an eccentric motor are used to perform non-drug and non-acupuncture treatment during the active period of the stomach meridian. The treatment time is set about 15 minutes before the onset of stomach disease.
This method enables non-drug and non-acupuncture treatment of chronic gastritis, with significantly improved efficacy. Symptoms can be seen to disappear after nine treatments, and the efficacy exceeds that of traditional methods by 30%. It requires no medication, is easy to operate, and is suitable for beginners.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This invention belongs to the traditional Chinese medicine field, specifically to the field of biological or human models. Additionally, it falls under the electronics field. Background Technology
[0002] Due to the fast pace of modern life, improper medication use, and unhealthy diet, some chronic stomach ailments remain unresolved. Some diagnoses involve Helicobacter pylori, and relapses occur despite treatment with both traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Others are attributed to excessive stomach acid, but even after neutralizing the acid with both Chinese and Western medicine, the condition persists. Some diagnoses are attributed to insufficient gastric motility, but treatments with domperidone and other Chinese and Western medications have also failed to provide a complete cure. This invention utilizes five main acupoints plus dual-frequency vibration acupoints, requiring three to nine treatments, or three to nine days, without medication or acupuncture. The success rate far exceeds 30%, and the efficiency is three times that of previously known methods. Treatment is divided into three courses, totaling nine treatments or nine days, with intervals of two months and six months respectively. Symptoms disappear after the first three treatments, and the subsequent treatments consolidate the therapeutic effect. Therefore, in this respect, it surpasses others by 30%, and the key is the effectiveness. Besides the option of using ginger, it is also possible to completely eliminate the need for medication. Ginger can be consumed as food. The "Living Time Interval Treatment for Stomach Ailments" method and device proposes a seemingly ordinary but actually more effective physical therapy approach. It achieves its purpose by optimizing acupoints, time of day, and device components. The device consists of a pulse voltage generator, an eccentric motor, and an arc-shaped outer shell.
[0003] This invention designs a therapeutic device specifically for the following time-based treatments: The time-based treatment occurs approximately 15 minutes before the Stomach Meridian reaches its peak activity, typically between 7 AM and 9 AM. It also involves pulse diagnosis to determine the Stomach Meridian's activity time, using methods like the 28 Pulse Method and the Holographic Pulse Method. Traditional Chinese medicine uses pulse diagnosis to identify stomach problems and thus pinpoint the peak activity time of the Stomach Meridian throughout the day, approximately 15 minutes before its peak. However, this method is not applicable without pulse diagnosis knowledge. Furthermore, the peak incidence of stomach ailments often follows a pattern, occurring approximately 15 minutes before the peak of the ailment. Therefore, this invention differs from methods like the Meridian Flow Theory and the Eight Methods of the Spiritual Turtle, as well as from methods that disregard time of day, such as vibration massage or acupuncture. It is clearly more specific and targeted. The treatment focuses on the peak Stomach Meridian activity time, specifically the approximately 15-minute period before its peak activity.
[0004] Of course, I have never seen such a device and acupoints used to treat this kind of stomach disease before. The diagram is just a template. Of course, the circuit can be made more refined. With practice, manual techniques can also replace vibration. Without having used this device, it is difficult to find the pattern of the technique. Summary of the Invention
[0005] The key points of this method and device for treating stomach ailments during the "live-time and time-interval" phases are threefold: first, the location of five acupoints (Liangqiu, Futu, Biguan, Zhongwan, and Xiawan) on a biological or human model; second, the curved outer shell; and third, the device's unique feature is that adjustable dual vibrations first target the acupoints in the legs and then the abdomen during the "live-time and time-interval" phases. The electronic device is inexpensive, has suitable intensity, and is easy for beginners to build. It does not support acupuncture or moxibustion; it relies entirely on vibration. One method involves using a potentiometer to adjust the upcoming time for unified treatment, with the time being both the "live-time" and "time-interval" phases. The active time of the Stomach Meridian is approximately 15 minutes before its peak activity, typically occurring between 7 AM and 9 AM. Pulse diagnosis can also determine the Stomach Meridian's activity time, using methods like the 28-pulse method and the holographic pulse method. Since Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) can diagnose stomach problems through pulse diagnosis, it can also pinpoint the peak activity time of the Stomach Meridian throughout the day, approximately 15 minutes before its peak activity. However, this method cannot be used without prior pulse diagnosis knowledge. Furthermore, the peak incidence of stomach ailments often follows a pattern, occurring approximately 15 minutes before the onset of the most severe symptoms. Therefore, this invention differs from the meridian flow method and also from methods that disregard time of day, such as vibration massage or acupuncture; it is clearly more specific and targeted.
[0006] In summary, this non-drug, non-acupuncture treatment method and device for chronic gastritis, consisting of a pulse voltage generator, an eccentric motor, and an arc-shaped outer casing, features adjustable dual vibrations that vibrate the legs first and then the abdomen, targeting abdominal acupoints during both active and passive phases.
[0007] Secondly, the non-drug, non-acupuncture, and active treatment method and device for chronic gastritis described above are characterized by oscillating five acupoints: Liangqiu, Futu, Biguan, Zhongwan, and Xiawan.
[0008] Third, since timing is so important, it would be convenient and effective to pre-set the treatment time using a machine. The treatment could be uniformly administered by adjusting the preset potentiometer to the upcoming time.
[0009] Non-drug and non-acupuncture treatment. At most, eat some ginger that is both food and medicine.
[0010] The so-called dual-frequency means that the eccentric motor has one frequency, and the NE555 timer chip vibrates at least one frequency, so there are no less than two frequencies in total. Attached Figure Description
[0011] Figure 1 IC1 and its surrounding area represent the vibration circuit diagram, while ICA1 and its surrounding area represent the time arrival circuit. Figure 1Q2 is the motor transistor, MT1 is for the eccentric motor, and CP1 and D1 are the anti-interference circuits for the motor. RT2, R3, RT3, CP2, CG1, CT1, and IC1 form an adjustable vibration voltage. J2 is the input voltage port. The resistors and capacitors in Q2 and IC1 form a pulse device, with Q2 acting as the pulse selector. LED1 and RLED1 act as pulse indicators. IC1 is the timer circuit, CG1 is the decoupling capacitor, and CT1 is the timer charging / discharging capacitor. RT2 and RT3 are adjustable resistors, which, together with R3, adjust the pulse width and pulse duty cycle. CP2 is the power supply voltage decoupling capacitor. Similarly, ICA1 is the timer circuit, CGA1 is the decoupling capacitor, and CTA1 is the timer charging / discharging capacitor. RTA2 and RTA3 are adjustable resistors, which, together with RA3, adjust the pulse width and pulse duty cycle. CPA2 is the power supply voltage decoupling capacitor. Figure 1 The figures in the abstract are the same.
[0012] For components not included in the software package, use the component's own package or design your own package. Resistance values are not indicated using an exponential method; they are expressed directly as numbers, with K representing kilometres (kJ). Capacitor capacitance is indicated by an exponential method, with PF representing picofarads (pF). 1005 is a surface-mount package.
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[0015] If it is only for experimentation and not for mass production, the 1005 chip resistor can be changed to a wire-mount AXAIL0.5 package, and the 1005 chip capacitor can be changed to a wire-mount RAD0.2 package. Detailed Implementation
[0016] The NE555 in IC1 and ICA1 is stable. Use a perforated board (also called a universal board) and solder according to the diagram. Wire-mounted components can also be directly soldered. J2 is the DC power input, between 5V and 9V, ground and neutral. For long-term use, a commercially available truly isolated power supply can be purchased; for short-term use, large dry-cell batteries can be used. Connect the power supply to J2 and test if the voltage is normal. First, adjust all potentiometers (adjustable resistors) to the middle resistance position. Disconnect the eccentric vibration motor. Use a multimeter to adjust RTA2 and RTA3. The third pin of ICA1 should have a pulsating waveform that changes accordingly. If there is no change, there is a problem with the external components or incorrect soldering. When the third pin of ICA1 outputs a high level, use a multimeter to adjust RT2 and RT3 so that the voltage across CP1 at the IC1 output is about half the power supply voltage. If there is no change, there is a problem with the external components or incorrect soldering. This completes the debugging. Connect the eccentric vibration motor and adjust RT2 and RT3 again to achieve the therapeutic requirements for the organism. RT2 and RT3 are a process of repeated coordination. Similarly, RTA2 and RTA3 are adjusted in the same way, but the adjustment is made to the time pulse.
[0017] After each adjustable resistor is adjusted, markings can be made around it, such as time or vibration intensity, for easy use later. Multiple resistors can be combined for even greater convenience.
Claims
1. The method and device of arc-shaped shell real-time and inter-time treatment of stomach disease, which is composed of a pulse voltage generator, an eccentric motor and a shell, are characterized in that the adjustable double vibration is used to vibrate the acupoints of the legs first and then the abdomen in real-time and inter-time.
2. The method and apparatus for the treatment of gastric disorders according to claim 1, wherein The five acupoints of the shock beam hill, the rabbit hole, the hip joint, the middle stomach and the lower stomach are vibrated.
3. The method and apparatus for the treatment of gastric disorders according to claim 1, wherein The unified treatment is carried out by adjusting the upcoming time with a setting potentiometer.