Novel dibbling stone instrument for protecting eyes and five-needle dibbling operation eye nursing method of novel dibbling stone instrument
By designing an eye care instrument using Bian stone, the problems of hand slippage, inconvenient temperature control, uneven heating, and dry burning of Bian stone in eye care have been solved, achieving safe and reliable care results.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202511113958.6
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-09-17
- Publication Date
- 2025-12-19
AI Technical Summary
Existing Bianstone treatments for eye care suffer from issues such as slippery hands, inconvenient temperature control, uneven heating, and the risk of dry burning, which affect the effectiveness and safety of the treatment.
A Bianstone acupressure instrument for eye protection has been designed, including a heating base, a Bianstone bowl, and a Bianstone acupressure device. It is equipped with a temperature monitoring component, a liquid level sensor, and an anti-slip soft sleeve to achieve precise temperature control and anti-slip operation, ensuring uniform heating and safety.
It effectively prevents hand slippage, ensures precise temperature control, avoids burns and dry burning, and improves the safety and effectiveness of the care process.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This invention relates to the field of eye care equipment technology, and in particular to a novel eye care instrument and its Five Bian Pointing Technique for eye care. Background Technology
[0002] Bian stone therapy is one of the six major medical techniques in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Bian stone itself can generate natural far-infrared and ultrasonic waves that meet the needs of the human body. It is considered warming and can effectively restore health in some yin-type and cold-type ailments, possessing the function of strengthening the body's resistance and dispelling pathogenic factors. Therefore, Bian stone is commonly used as a raw material for eye care. However, existing Bian stone treatments for eye care often have the following problems: 1. When using existing Bian stone for eye care, the surface often contains essential oils or other liquids, making it very easy to break when handling the stone. 1. Slippery hands can disrupt the normal progress of nursing care; 2. Existing Bianstone treatments often require heating before application, but nurses often cannot easily control the temperature of the heated Bianstone, which can easily cause burns due to excessive heat or poor treatment results due to insufficient heat; 3. The surface of the existing Bianstone is prone to uneven heating during the heating process; 4. The heating bowls used for heating existing Bianstone are prone to dry burning, resulting in low safety during the heating process. Summary of the Invention
[0003] The main objective of this invention is to provide a novel eye care instrument and its five-stone acupressure technique for eye care, which can effectively solve the problems in the background art.
[0004] To achieve the above objectives, the technical solution adopted by the present invention is as follows: An eye care acupressure stone instrument, comprising: Heating base: It has a heating zone in the middle of the upper part and two viewing holes for embedded protectors at the front end. Support feet are fixed at the four corners of the lower end of the base.
[0005] Bian stone bowl: It is fixedly installed in the middle of the upper part of the heating base.
[0006] Bianstone acupressure tool: placed inside the Bianstone bowl.
[0007] Mounting panel: Fixed to the front left of the heating base, on which the control box and switch button are mounted (the control box is located to the left of the switch button).
[0008] Power supply interface: Located at the front of the heating base and on the right side of the mounting panel, it includes a second USB power port, a power connector (in the form of a wire, with one end connected to a plug) and a first USB power port arranged from left to right.
[0009] Battery: Built into the heating base, electrically connected to USB port 1 and the mounting panel respectively.
[0010] Circuit connections: The mounting panel is electrically connected to the control box and the switch button. The protector is embedded in the viewing hole and is electrically connected to the USB 2 power port, the power connector (the other end of the wire), and the control box.
[0011] Preferably, the Bianstone acupressure device includes: The main body of the Bian stone is made of Bian stone. Its structural features are as follows: the lower end is a downward convex arc surface, and the upper end is an upward convex arc surface; the left side of the lower end is lower than the right side, and the left side of the upper end is lower than the right side; the lower left side has a pointed structure, and the lower right side has a wide head structure; the middle and lower part has a small waist structure.
[0012] Soft sleeve: It is fixedly attached to the middle of the guiding stone body, and the outer surface is engraved with anti-slip texture to make it easy to hold and prevent slipping.
[0013] Perspective window: Located at the lower-middle front of the main body of the piercing stone.
[0014] Mounting hole: Located at the lower front end of the main body of the tutelage stone.
[0015] Temperature monitoring components include a temperature display meter fixedly installed in the viewing window, and a temperature detection probe (used to detect the temperature of the composing stone body) embedded in the mounting hole and connected to the lower end of the temperature display meter.
[0016] Preferably, the Bianstone bowl comprises: Bowl No. 1: It has a structure that is wider at the top and narrower at the bottom, and is fixed at the top.
[0017] Bowl No. 2: It is a bowl-shaped structure that is wide in the middle and narrow at both ends, and is fixed to the lower end of Bowl No. 1.
[0018] Heating base: Fixed to the lower end of the No. 2 bowl and installed on the heating base.
[0019] Spacer and Vertical Sleeve: A spacer is fixed to the middle of the upper end of the heating base, and a vertical sleeve is fixed to the outer side of the upper end of the spacer. Several through holes are distributed around the upper end of the vertical sleeve. The spacer is located inside the No. 2 bowl and is used to place the lower end of the Bianstone Acupuncture Pointer, maintaining a gap between it and the heating base.
[0020] Liquid level sensor: Fixedly installed on the inner wall of the No. 2 bowl and electrically connected to the control box.
[0021] Materials: The heating base, the No. 2 bowl, and the No. 1 bowl are all made of Bian stone.
[0022] An eye care method using a Bian stone acupressure instrument for eye protection includes the following steps: Step 1: Cleanse your skin. Wet your face with lukewarm water (40-45℃). Take a cherry-sized amount of facial cleanser in your palm, lather it up, and apply it evenly to your face, gently massaging in circular motions 10-15 times. Gently press a damp towel against your face, repeating several times to remove the foam. Rinse your face with cold water 10 times. Step 2: Apply a hot towel compress. After cleaning the skin, soak a clean towel in hot water at 40-45℃, wring it until it is half-dry, and apply it to the area from the tip of the nose to the hairline for 3-5 minutes. Step 3: After applying heat until the skin turns red, apply a liquid dressing to the face (the eye mask must be completely soaked). Step 4: Comb your forehead. Hold the soft sleeve in the middle of the acupressure stone with your wrist and use the wide end of the acupressure stone to vertically scrape your forehead six times. Then use the wide end of the acupressure stone to horizontally scrape your forehead six times (scrape four times for children under 14 years old). The pressure should be within your tolerance. Step 5: If you encounter nodules on your forehead, first apply heat to the lower part (warm part) of the acupressure stone to the nodules, and then use the wide end to comb through the nodule area in a crisscross pattern. Step 6: Apply gel. After the nodules on the forehead have shrunk or disappeared, apply the gel to the face several times and leave it on for 5-10 minutes. Step 7: Comb the head. Using the wide end of the styling stone, comb along the bladder meridian from the ear tip to the Baihui acupoint, gradually increasing the pressure and density of the combing. Step 8: Eye Area Unblocking. Using the pointed end of the acupressure stone, gently and slowly press / soothe the brow bone, eyeball, and lower eyelid 3 times each, and the temples 20 times. When pressing the acupoints, be gentle, slow, and gentle. Then, use the wide end of the acupressure stone to scrape the upper eye socket, lower eyelid, and inner and outer eye sockets (scrape the large area 6 times, scrape the small area 4 times). During the scraping process, look for knots. Once found, apply a hot compress with the Bian stone and then scrape them open. Step 9: Unblock both sides of the nose. Using the pointed end of the acupressure stone, press from Yingxiang acupoint to Jingming acupoint (along the side of the nose). Press each of the following 13 acupoints 3 times: Jingming (lift upwards while pressing), Zanzhu, Yuyao, Yangbai, Sizhukong, Tongziliao, Taiyang, Qiuhou, Chengqi, Sibai, Bitong (emphasis), Yingxiang (emphasis), Juliao. Press the other acupoints straight up and down. After pressing, soothe the same area, apply liquid dressing, and apply a wet eye mask to the eyes. Step 10: Unblock the ears. Use the wide end of the acupressure stone to scrape the area in front of and behind the ears 30-50 times until the skin turns red. Then use the pointed end of the acupressure stone to press the following acupoints: Tinggong, Tinghui, Yifeng, Anmian, Fengchi, and Yuzhen, pressing each acupoint 3 times. Next, cover your ears with your hands and use the pointed end of the acupressure stone to press the acupoint in the middle of the ear, repeating the movements up, down, left, and right 3 times each. Step 11: Unblock lymphatic drainage. First, apply a warm compress to the area in front of, in the middle of, and behind the ear using a warm Bian stone. Then, using the wide end of the Bian stone, starting from the area where the compress was applied, gently scrape inch by inch along the three lines in front of, in the middle of, and behind the ear down to the collarbone. Comb along each of the three lines in turn. Finally, scrape along the combing path 20-30 times until the skin turns red.
[0023] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following beneficial effects: 1. The middle part of the massage stone body is fitted with a soft sleeve with anti-slip texture, which makes it easy to hold and operate stably, prevents slipping, improves the comfort and safety of use, and ensures the smooth progress of the care process.
[0024] 2. Built-in temperature detection probe and temperature display meter, which can monitor the temperature of the acupressure stone in real time through the transparent window, so as to facilitate precise temperature control and avoid burns caused by excessive temperature or adverse effects of excessive temperature.
[0025] 3. The heating liquid inside the Bian stone bowl can circulate through the through holes on the stand, and with the spacer design, it ensures that the lower end of the Bian stone body is heated evenly, thus improving the preheating effect.
[0026] 4. A liquid level sensor is installed inside the Bian stone bowl to monitor the liquid level in real time and transmit the information to the control box. The control box triggers the protection device to start and stop, effectively preventing dry burning and significantly improving the safety of the equipment. Attached Figure Description
[0027] Figure 1 This is an overall structural diagram of a novel eye care instrument and its five-stone acupressure technique for eye care according to the present invention. Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of a novel eye care instrument and its five-stone acupressure technique for eye care according to the present invention. Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the Bian stone bowl used in the present invention, which is a novel eye care instrument and its five-point Bian stone stimulation technique for eye care. Figure 4 This is a top view of the Bian stone bowl used in the present invention, which is a novel eye care instrument and its five-point Bian stone stimulation technique for eye care. Figure 5 This is a top view of the heating base of a novel eye care instrument and its five-stone acupuncture eye care method according to the present invention. Figure 6 This is a partial structural diagram of a novel eye care instrument and its five-stone acupressure technique for eye care according to the present invention.
[0028] In the diagram: 1. Support foot; 2. Heating base; 3. Bian stone actuator; 4. Bian stone bowl; 5. Power connection; 6. USB port 1; 7. Control box; 8. USB port 2; 9. Mounting panel; 10. Switch button; 11. Spacer; 12. Stand; 13. Through hole; 14. Liquid level sensor; 21. Heating zone; 22. Viewing hole; 23. Protector; 31. Soft sleeve; 32. Anti-slip texture; 33. Viewing window; 34. Actuator stone body; 35. Temperature display; 36. Temperature detection probe; 37. Mounting hole; 41. Bowl 1; 42. Bowl 2; 43. Heated base; 51. Wire; 52. Connector. Detailed Implementation
[0029] To make the technical means, creative features, objectives and effects of this invention easier to understand, the invention will be further described below in conjunction with specific embodiments.
[0030] In the description of this invention, it should be noted that the terms "upper," "lower," "inner," "outer," "front end," "rear end," "both ends," "one end," and "the other end," etc., indicate the orientation or positional relationship based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the accompanying drawings. They are used only for the convenience of describing this invention and for simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, or be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, they should not be construed as limitations on this invention. Furthermore, the terms "first" and "second" are used for descriptive purposes only and should not be construed as indicating or implying relative importance.
[0031] In the description of this invention, it should be noted that, unless otherwise explicitly specified and limited, the terms "installed," "equipped with," "connected," etc., should be interpreted broadly. For example, "connection" can be a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral connection; it can be a mechanical connection or an electrical connection; it can be a direct connection or an indirect connection through an intermediate medium; it can be a connection within two components. Those skilled in the art can understand the specific meaning of the above terms in this invention based on the specific circumstances.
[0032] like Figure 1-6As shown, an eye-protecting acupressure device includes a heating base 2. A Bian stone bowl 4 is fixedly installed in the middle of the upper part of the heating base 2, and a Bian stone acupressure device 3 is placed inside the Bian stone bowl 4. Support feet 1 are fixedly installed at the four corners of the lower part of the heating base 2. A mounting panel 9 is fixedly installed on the left front part of the heating base 2. A control box 7 and a switch button 10 are fixedly installed on the front of the mounting panel 9, with the control box 7 located to the left of the switch button 10. A USB power port 8 and a power connector are fixedly installed on the front of the heating base 2. The heating base 2 has a battery inside and is electrically connected to the first USB port 6 and the mounting panel 9. The mounting panel 9 is electrically connected to the control box 7 and the switch button 10.
[0033] The Bianstone Acupressure Device 3 includes an acupressure stone body 34. A soft sleeve 31 is fixedly fitted into the middle of the acupressure stone body 34. The outer surface of the soft sleeve 31 is engraved with several anti-slip textures 32. The soft sleeve 31 fitted into the middle of the acupressure stone body 34 provides a comfortable and anti-slip effect. A viewing window 33 is opened in the lower middle part of the front end of the acupressure stone body 34. A mounting hole 37 is opened in the lower front end of the acupressure stone body 34. A temperature display meter 35 is fixedly installed inside the viewing window 33. A temperature detection probe 36 is fixedly connected to the lower end of the temperature display meter 35 and is embedded in the mounting hole 37. The temperature detection probe 36 can detect the temperature of the acupressure stone body 34 and display it using the temperature display meter 35, which facilitates the temperature control of the acupressure stone body 34. The acupressure stone body 34 has a downward convex arc surface structure at one end and an upward convex arc surface structure at the other. The lower left side of the acupressure stone body 34 is lower than the lower right side of the acupressure stone body 34, and the upper left side of the acupressure stone body 34 is lower than the upper right side of the acupressure stone body 34. The lower left side of the acupressure stone body 34 has a pointed structure, and the lower right side of the acupressure stone body 34 has a wide head structure. The lower middle part of the acupressure stone body 34 has a narrow waist structure. The acupressure stone body 34 is made of Bian stone material. During the treatment, the pointed head of the acupressure stone body 34 is used for acupressure, and the wide head of the acupressure stone body 34 is used for scraping the skin. The Bian stone bowl 4 includes a heating base 43. A second bowl body 42 is fixedly installed on the upper end of the heating base 43. A first bowl body 41 is fixedly installed on the upper end of the second bowl body 42. The first bowl body 41 is a shape that is wider at the top and narrower at the bottom. The structure of the second bowl 42 is a bowl-shaped structure, wider in the middle and narrower at both ends, which facilitates the heating of the acupressure stone body 34. To prevent uneven heating of the acupressure stone body 34, a spacer 11 is fixedly installed at the middle of the upper end of the heating base 43. A vertical sleeve 12 is fixedly installed on the outer side of the upper end of the spacer 11. Several through holes 13 are opened at the upper end of the vertical sleeve 12, and the through holes 13 are distributed circumferentially. The spacer 11 is located inside the second bowl 42, and the lower end of the acupressure stone 3 is placed on the upper end of the spacer 11. The heating liquid in the Bianstone bowl 4 enters the interior of the vertical sleeve 12 through the through holes 13. The lower end of the acupressure stone body 34 is separated from the heating base 43 by the spacer 11 to ensure uniform heating of the lower end of the acupressure stone body 34. A liquid level sensor 14 is fixedly installed on the inner wall of the second bowl 42. The liquid level sensor 14 is electrically connected to the control box 7. The heating base 43, the second bowl 42, and the first bowl 41 are all made of Bian stone material. The liquid level sensor 14 can detect the liquid level in the Bian stone bowl 4. When the liquid level sensor 14 does not detect the liquid level, it transmits the information of not detecting the liquid level to the control box 7. The control box 7 controls the protector 23 to open, thereby cutting off the power to the heating base 2, ensuring safety during the heating process, and avoiding dry burning. In order to avoid dry burning, the upper middle part of the heating base 2 is the heating area 21. There are two viewing holes 22 at the front of the upper part of the heating base 2. The protector 23 is embedded in both viewing holes 22. The protector 23 is electrically connected to the second USB power port 8, the power connection part 5, and the control box 7, respectively.To power the heating base 2, the connection part 5 is a wire 51. One end of the wire 51 is fixedly connected to a connector 52, and the other end of the wire 51 is electrically connected to the protector 23.
[0034] An eye care method using a Bian stone acupressure instrument for eye protection includes the following steps: Step 1: Cleanse your skin. Wet your face with lukewarm water (40-45℃). Take a cherry-sized amount of facial cleanser in your palm, lather it up, and apply it evenly to your face, gently massaging in circular motions 10-15 times. Gently press a damp towel against your face, repeating several times to remove the foam. Rinse your face with cold water 10 times. Step 2: Apply a hot towel compress. After cleaning the skin, soak a clean towel in hot water at 40-45℃, wring it until it is half-dry, and apply it to the area from the tip of the nose to the hairline for 3-5 minutes. Step 3: After applying heat until the skin turns red, apply a liquid dressing to the face (the eye mask must be completely soaked). Step 4: Comb your forehead. Hold the soft sleeve in the middle of the acupressure stone with your wrist and use the wide end of the acupressure stone to vertically scrape your forehead six times. Then use the wide end of the acupressure stone to horizontally scrape your forehead six times (scrape four times for children under 14 years old). The pressure should be within your tolerance. Step 5: If you encounter nodules on your forehead, first apply heat to the lower part (warm part) of the acupressure stone to the nodules, and then use the wide end to comb through the nodule area in a crisscross pattern. Step 6: Apply gel. After the nodules on the forehead have shrunk or disappeared, apply the gel to the face several times and leave it on for 5-10 minutes. Step 7: Comb the head. Using the wide end of the styling stone, comb along the bladder meridian from the ear tip to the Baihui acupoint, gradually increasing the pressure and density of the combing. Step 8: Eye Area Unblocking. Using the pointed end of the acupressure stone, gently and slowly press / soothe the brow bone, eyeball, and lower eyelid 3 times each, and the temples 20 times. When pressing the acupoints, be gentle, slow, and gentle. Then, use the wide end of the acupressure stone to scrape the upper eye socket, lower eyelid, and inner and outer eye sockets (scrape the large area 6 times, scrape the small area 4 times). During the scraping process, look for knots. Once found, apply a hot compress with the Bian stone and then scrape them open. Step 9: Unblock both sides of the nose. Using the pointed end of the acupressure stone, press from Yingxiang acupoint to Jingming acupoint (along the side of the nose). Press each of the following 13 acupoints 3 times: Jingming (lift upwards while pressing), Zanzhu, Yuyao, Yangbai, Sizhukong, Tongziliao, Taiyang, Qiuhou, Chengqi, Sibai, Bitong (emphasis), Yingxiang (emphasis), Juliao. Press the other acupoints straight up and down. After pressing, soothe the same area, apply liquid dressing, and apply a wet eye mask to the eyes. Step 10: Unblock the ears. Use the wide end of the acupressure stone to scrape the area in front of and behind the ears 30-50 times until the skin turns red. Then use the pointed end of the acupressure stone to press the following acupoints: Tinggong, Tinghui, Yifeng, Anmian, Fengchi, and Yuzhen, pressing each acupoint 3 times. Next, cover your ears with your hands and use the pointed end of the acupressure stone to press the acupoint in the middle of the ear, repeating the movements up, down, left, and right 3 times each. Step 11: Unblock lymphatic drainage. First, apply a warm compress to the area in front of, in the middle of, and behind the ear using a warm Bian stone. Then, using the wide end of the Bian stone, starting from the area where the compress was applied, gently scrape inch by inch along the three lines in front of, in the middle of, and behind the ear down to the collarbone. Comb along each of the three lines in turn. Finally, scrape along the combing path 20-30 times until the skin turns red.
[0035] It should be noted that this invention is a novel eye care instrument using the Five Bian Pointing Technique for eye care. First, wet your face with warm water at 40-45℃. Then, squeeze a cherry-sized amount of facial cleanser into your hands, lather it, and apply the foam to your face, gently massaging in circular motions for 10-15 seconds until the foam covers the entire face. Next, gently press a damp towel against your face repeatedly until the cleanser foam is rinsed off. After rinsing off the foam, splash your face with cold water 10 times, then apply a hot towel compress. Once the skin is clean, soak a clean towel in 40-45℃ hot water and apply it to the area from the tip of the nose to the hairline for 3-5 minutes. Continue applying the hot compress until the skin reddens, then move the compress to the rest of the face. Apply liquid dressing, thoroughly soaking the eye mask; hold the soft sleeve 31 of the middle part of the acupressure stone 34 with your wrist, and use the wide end of the acupressure stone 34 to vertically scrape the forehead six times, then use the wide end of the acupressure stone 34 to horizontally scrape the forehead six times (four times for children under 14 years old), using a force that is tolerable; first apply heat to the lower part of the acupressure stone 34 to the nodules, then use the wide end of the acupressure stone 34 to comb in a crisscross pattern. When the nodules on the forehead shrink or disappear, apply gel to the face several times, leaving the gel on for 5-10 minutes. Use the wide end of the acupressure stone 34 to comb from the ear tips to the Baihui point, along the bladder meridian on the head, gradually increasing the pressure and density of the combing. Use the pointed end of the acupressure stone 34 to soothe the brow bone, eyeballs, lower eyelids three times each, and temples twice. Repeat 0 times, and apply pressure gently, slowly, and slowly. Then, use the wide end of the Bian stone (34) to scrape the upper eye socket, lower eyelid, and inner and outer eye sockets (6 large, 4 small). During the scraping process, find the knots and apply a hot compress with the Bian stone to open them. Then, clear the sides of the nose. Use the pointed end of the Bian stone (34) from Yingxiang to Jingming, and then begin acupressure, applying pressure to each acupoint three times. The 13 acupoints to be acupressured are: Jingming, Zanzhu, Yuyao, Yangbai, Sizhukong, Tongziliao, Taiyang, Qiuhou, Chengqi, Sibai, Bitong, Yingxiang, and Juliao. During the acupressure, lift the Jingming acupoint upwards, and apply pressure straight up and down to the other acupoints. Repeat the Yingxiang and Bitong acupoints. Soothe the eyes, apply liquid dressing, and moisten the eye mask and apply it to the eyes. After clearing the sides of the nose, use the Bian stone... Use the wide end of the Bian stone (body 34) to scrape in front of and behind the ear 30-50 times until it turns red. Then use the pointed end of the Bian stone (body 34) to press acupoints. The six acupoints to press are Tinggong, Tinghui, Yifeng, Anmian, Fengchi, and Yuzhen. Cover your ears and use the pointed end of the Bian stone (body 34) to press the acupoint in the middle of the ear three times each in the upper, lower, left, and right directions. After the ears are cleared, apply a hot compress of Bian stone to the front, middle, and back of the ear. Then use the wide end of the Bian stone (body 34) to gently scrape little by little down to the collarbone, combing the three lines one by one. Then scrape for 20-30 times until it turns red. This Bian stone instrument for eye care can also be used to scrape the palms and legs. When scraping the palms, cut a V-shape and scrape the five fingers and arms, pressing Yimen and Hegu. When scraping the legs, scrape the Guangming acupoint 20-30 times.The heating base 2 is equipped with multiple USB power ports and a power connector 5, allowing it to be either a socket type or powered via a USB interface. The acupressure stone body 34 has a soft sleeve 31 in the middle for comfortable and non-slip operation. A temperature detection probe 36 detects the temperature of the acupressure stone body 34 and displays it on a temperature display 35, facilitating temperature control. During treatment, the pointed end of the acupressure stone body 34 is used for acupressure, while the wider end is used for scraping the skin.
[0036] The foregoing has shown and described the basic principles, main features, and advantages of the present invention. Those skilled in the art should understand that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. The embodiments and descriptions in the specification are merely illustrative of the principles of the invention. Various changes and modifications can be made to the invention without departing from its spirit and scope, and all such changes and modifications fall within the scope of the present invention as claimed. The scope of protection of this invention is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.
Claims
1. A novel eye care instrument for acupressure and its five-point acupressure technique for eye care, comprising an eye care instrument for acupressure and a five-point acupressure technique for eye care using the eye care instrument for acupressure.
2. An eye-care eye-care device, comprising: a heating base (2), characterized in that: The upper end of the heating base (2) is fixedly installed with a Bian stone bowl (4), and the Bian stone bowl (4) contains a Bian stone agitator (3). The heating base (2) is equipped with a storage battery inside, and a control panel area and a power supply interface area are located at the front end; The control panel area includes an installation panel (9) on which a control box (7) and a switch button (10) are integrated. The power supply interface area includes a first USB power port (6), a second USB power port (8), and a power connection part (5). The battery is electrically connected to the USB port, the control box (7), and the switch button (10).
3. The instrument according to claim 1 Its features are: The Bianstone acupressure device (3) includes: The main body (34) of the Bian stone is fitted with a soft sleeve (31) with anti-slip texture (32) in the middle. The front end of the main body (34) is provided with a viewing window (33) and a mounting hole (37), and a temperature display meter (35) is embedded in the viewing window (33). The temperature display (35) is connected to the temperature detection probe (36), and the probe (36) is embedded in the mounting hole (37).
4. The instrument according to claim 2 Its features are: The guiding stone body (34) has: The lower end is a convex arc surface, and the upper end is a convex arc surface; The lower left end has a pointed structure, while the lower right end has a wide-headed structure. The lower middle section features a waist-cinching structure, and the overall design is asymmetrical and tilted.
5. The instrument according to claim 1 Its features are: The Bianstone bowl (4) includes: Heating base (43), No. 2 bowl (42), and No. 1 bowl (41) made of Bian stone; The first bowl (41) is a conical structure that is wider at the top and narrower at the bottom, while the second bowl (42) is a bowl-shaped structure with a raised center.
6. The instrument according to claim 4 Its features are: The upper end of the heating seat (43) is fixed with a spacer (11), and the outer side of the spacer (11) is fixed with a sleeve (12). The stand (12) has several through holes (13) circumferentially opened, and the lower end of the Bian stone tactile tool (3) is placed on the spacer (11).
7. The instrument according to claim 4 Its features are: A liquid level sensor (14) is installed on the inner wall of the second bowl (42); The liquid level sensor (14) is electrically connected to the control box (7) and is used to trigger the dry-burn protection.
8. The instrument according to claim 1 Its features are: The heating base (2) includes: The heating zone (21) is located in the middle of the upper part, and a viewing hole (22) is opened at the front. The protective device (23) is embedded in the viewing hole (22). The protective device (23) is connected in series in the power supply circuit and is linked with the control box (7).
9. The instrument according to claim 1 Its features are: The electrical connection part (5) is a wire (51) with a connector (52), and the wire (51) is electrically connected to the protector (23).
10. A method for eye care based on the Five Bian Pointing Technique using an eye-care acupuncture stone instrument as described in any one of claims 1-8. Its characteristics include the following steps: (a) Pre-treatment: Cleanse face → Apply warm compress to the area from the tip of the nose to the hairline for 3-5 minutes → Apply liquid dressing; (II) Bian stone therapy operation: Forehead combing: Use a wide-headed brush to vertically scrape and horizontally scrape the forehead 6 times each (4 times for children under 14 years old); Treatment of nodules: When encountering nodules, first apply a warm compress to the affected area, then scrape with a wide-tipped, crisscross scraper. Eye massage: Press the brow bone, eyeballs, and lower eyelids with the pointed tip 3 times each, and the temples 20 times. Use the wide-tipped tool to scrape around the eye socket 6 times, then apply a warm compress and scrape it open after locating the knots; Acupressure around the nose: Press the 13 acupoints from Jingming to Yingxiang along the side of the nose with the pointed tip, focusing on lifting Jingming and pressing Bitong / Yingxiang. Ear massage: Use a wide-tipped brush to scrape around the ear until it turns red; Press the Tinggong and Yifeng acupoints with the pointed tip, and press the Erzhong acupoint while covering the ear; Lymphatic drainage: Scrape the wide head along the three lines in front of the ear, in the middle of the ear, and behind the ear, inch by inch, down to the collarbone; Scrape along the path for 20-30 strokes until the skin turns red.