A percussive therapy device that includes a housing, an electrical source, a motor positioned in the housing, a switch for activating the motor, and a routine controller configured to initiate a protocol configured to apply at least one output of the percussive therapy device in response to user input, and initiate at least one step of the protocol in which the percussive therapy device is applied in accordance with the at least one output.

A percussion paddle device for use in chest physical therapy-comprising a handle and cup positioned at one terminal end of the handle. The cup is made of a pliable plastic and has a cushion positioned long its exterior rim. In use, the percussion paddle is swung at a patient such that the cushion is flush with the patient creating seal. The resulting build up of pressure mimics the force of a cupped hand.

A percussion paddle device for use in chest physical therapy-comprising a handle and cup positioned at one terminal end of the handle. The cup is made of a pliable plastic and has a cushion positioned long its exterior rim. In use, the percussion paddle is swung at a patient such that the cushion is flush with the patient creating seal. The resulting build up of pressure mimics the force of a cupped hand.

A device for non-invasive treatment of a disorder in a patient comprising a magnetic portion having a first side and a second side, a first metal portion having a first end and a second end, and a second metal portion configured for hand holding and having a first side and a second side, wherein second side of the second metal portion: (i) is coupled to the first side of the magnetic portion; and (ii) has a surface area that is less than the surface area of the first side of the magnetic portion; and wherein the first metal portion is coupled to the second side of the magnetic portion. The first metal portion is optionally fitted with a head. The disclosure further relates to non-invasive methods for treating a disorder in a patient, wherein said methods use said magnetic device.

A device for non-invasive treatment of a disorder in a patient comprising a magnetic portion having a first side and a second side, a first metal portion having a first end and a second end, and a second metal portion configured for hand holding and having a first side and a second side, wherein second side of the second metal portion: (i) is coupled to the first side of the magnetic portion; and (ii) has a surface area that is less than the surface area of the first side of the magnetic portion; and wherein the first metal portion is coupled to the second side of the magnetic portion. The first metal portion is optionally fitted with a head. The disclosure further relates to non-invasive methods for treating a disorder in a patient, wherein said methods use said magnetic device.

The present invention provides an interchangeable multi-purpose healthcare apparatus comprising silicate-based ceramic materials containing tourmaline, said apparatus comprising a cylindrical bottle body (101) and different functional heads for different purposes. A top open end of said cylindrical bottle body is configured with a screw-type bottleneck (103) for connecting different functional heads according to different needs of the user. The present apparatus takes advantages of the far infrared ray, microcurrent and negative ions matching human bioelectricity which are emitted and transmitted by the silicate-based ceramic materials containing tourmaline, in association with the addition of liquids of different temperatures as massage medium, to allow suitable temperature adjustment of the user. Massage medium being functionalized by the tourmaline-containing ceramics can also be beneficial to human body. In combination with different functional heads and auxiliary materials, the present apparatus becomes a personalized and specialized apparatus for massage and auxiliary health care.

The present invention provides an interchangeable multi-purpose healthcare apparatus comprising silicate-based ceramic materials containing tourmaline, said apparatus comprising a cylindrical bottle body (101) and different functional heads for different purposes. A top open end of said cylindrical bottle body is configured with a screw-type bottleneck (103) for connecting different functional heads according to different needs of the user. The present apparatus takes advantages of the far infrared ray, microcurrent and negative ions matching human bioelectricity which are emitted and transmitted by the silicate-based ceramic materials containing tourmaline, in association with the addition of liquids of different temperatures as massage medium, to allow suitable temperature adjustment of the user. Massage medium being functionalized by the tourmaline-containing ceramics can also be beneficial to human body. In combination with different functional heads and auxiliary materials, the present apparatus becomes a personalized and specialized apparatus for massage and auxiliary health care.

Each of seven shown and described embodiments of anti choking implements serves for both self-rescue and assisted rescue. A trekking staff embodiment (14) includes a thrust pad pack (16) supportable by a length-adjustable trekking staff (18) having an anti shock feature (22). The thrust pad pack is comprised of a series of nested selectable thrust pads (34, 36, and 38) differing in size and height relative to each other to suit the size and stature of a choking victim. Each thrust pad includes bilaterally adjustable elastomeric protuberances for abdominal thrusting bilaterally to avoid or minimize collateral compression of organs in the middle of the chest. Three table model embodiments (21, 100, and 150) are designed for use on household furniture. Among the table models is an embodiment having a pack (102) of detachably connected thrust pads (104, 106, and 108) differing in size and height. Three walking cane embodiments (60, 75, and 90) are shown and described wherein each can convert into an anti choking implement. Each cane embodiment includes a twin dome thrust pad pivotally supported to pivot from a storage position to a deployed position. The canes differ in the method of actuation, orientation, or position of the pivot mechanism.

Each of seven shown and described embodiments of anti choking implements serves for both self-rescue and assisted rescue. A trekking staff embodiment (14) includes a thrust pad pack (16) supportable by a length-adjustable trekking staff (18) having an anti shock feature (22). The thrust pad pack is comprised of a series of nested selectable thrust pads (34, 36, and 38) differing in size and height relative to each other to suit the size and stature of a choking victim. Each thrust pad includes bilaterally adjustable elastomeric protuberances for abdominal thrusting bilaterally to avoid or minimize collateral compression of organs in the middle of the chest. Three table model embodiments (21, 100, and 150) are designed for use on household furniture. Among the table models is an embodiment having a pack (102) of detachably connected thrust pads (104, 106, and 108) differing in size and height. Three walking cane embodiments (60, 75, and 90) are shown and described wherein each can convert into an anti choking implement. Each cane embodiment includes a twin dome thrust pad pivotally supported to pivot from a storage position to a deployed position. The canes differ in the method of actuation, orientation, or position of the pivot mechanism.

The present application relates to a massage device, including a massage stick with an adjustable length, and a massage head, where the massage head includes a massage hammer head and a massage pressure head; a head end of the massage stick is a connecting end for connecting the massage hammer head or the massage pressure head; and a tail end of the massage stick is a threaded end for externally connecting a base. The massage device has a simple structure, and is a set of massage device integrating massage pounding and massage kneading.