An illustrated view of a water bottle for providing therapy to a patient is presented. The water bottle is made of rubber, though the hot water bottle may be of other suitable material to hold water without leaking and to allow the temperature of the water held internally to be felt externally. The hot water bottle is described as holding and heating hot water, but one could also utilize the device and the contemplations of the device to use cool water and chilling the water, adding tepid water and keeping the water at an in between temperature, etc.

A method for an eye treatment includes the steps of: providing guide elements made on the specific sites of a subject which comprise (1) a site that intersects a perpendicular line of medial malleolus and an extension line of medial margin on OS metatasale primam 1 and 2, (2) a pupil of a left or right eye, (3) ST 36 point of a left or right leg, and (4) SP point; and controlling a temperature of the guide elements to be a range from 40 to 50±5° C., thereby applying the thermal stimulus to the respective specific sites to increase a blood flow by 60% or more and promote secretion of a growth hormone in the subject.

The current invention provides a heating pad with a storage pouch and/or straps. The heating pad itself can store its controller and cord in a neat and compact manner within the pouch and/or secured by the straps or another fastener like a hook and loop fastener.

A multilayer smart tourniquet applied about a wound environment or injured tissue. The smart tourniquet can be supplied with sensors and micro heating and cooling units.

An abdomen massaging system massages through selective application of heat, vibrations, and pressure the muscles of the abdomen for relieving menstrual pains and cramps. The system utilizes a massage belt that is wearable about the pelvis. The massage belt has a fastener, such as straps, that hold the body portion around abdomen. The massage belt is remotely regulated by a control unit or a remote controller to selectively generate vibration with a vibratory element, heat with a heat element, and pressure with a pressure element. These massaging components are controlled by a hands-free control unit that initiates a vibration signal, a heat signal, and a pressure signal to the massage belt. The heat element, vibratory element, and pressure element provide a perceptible stimulus to the pelvic area at predetermined times and intensities. The control unit regulates signals between a rest mode, a signal mode, a timer, and a speed control.

A shoe includes a sole including front and rear compartments; a warming device in the front compartment; a main battery and circuit board in the rear compartment and enclosed by a first insulation member; a switch on a heel cap of the shoe; a display member on the heel cap a light emitting member on the heel cap; and an auxiliary battery enclosed by a second enclosure in the heel cap. The main battery and circuit board is electrically connected to the warming device, the push-button switch, the light emitting member, and the auxiliary battery respectively.

A transparent cover member for a skin treatment device passes light and heat to a user's skin. The transparent cover member presents a comfortable flat surface at its exterior, and includes features that couple to a heating element that surrounds a plurality of visible light LEDs. The transparent cover member can include retaining features to assist in assembling the head assembly of the skin treatment device.

A therapeutic bra including a body portion having a front, a back, a first side, second side, a first cup, and a second cup; the front and the back are connected at the first and second sides, the first cup including a first opening for receiving a first nipple of a user therethrough; the second cup including a second opening for receiving a second nipple of the user therethrough; a flap coupled to the first cup and configured to selectively conceal or expose the first opening; a second flap coupled to the second cup and configured to selectively conceal or expose the second opening; and a first heating apparatus comprising a first heating loop operably connected to a power source and a controller disposed on the body portion; and first and second heating loops associated with the respective cup, the side, the front, and/or flap.

A Leg Joint Therapy Apparatus is provided which enables heat therapy to be easily applied to the knee and foot parts of the body. The apparatus comprises a knee support member, a foot support member, a support connection member, and a heat transfer member. The user will place the back of their knee or knees upon the top of the knee support member, and place the back of their foot or feet upon the top of the foot support member. The support connection member is for adjustably connecting the knee support member and the foot support member together to allow the apparatus to be easily adjusted for different user leg lengths. The heat transfer member operatively attaches to the knee support member and to the foot support member for providing heat therapy to both the knee and foot parts of the body. Optional features of the device include multiple knee and foot covers, and a heat transfer member which may utilize two or more separate heat sources, and a collapseable feature which allows the apparatus to be more easily stored and transported

An interactive enthalpy exchange system for infant care includes a pouch for receiving an infant, and a heat source arranged in the pouch. The heat source includes a first heat source and a second heat source different from the first heat source. Control circuitry is operatively coupled to the heat source, the control circuitry configured to control interactive enthalpy between the first heat source and the second heat source to maintain a temperature within the pouch at a prescribed temperature.