A method for making an electrotherapeutic sole, where the electrotherapeutic sole includes of nitrile-butadiene rubber (38%42% by weight), conductive carbon black (37%42% by weight), a softening oil (14%17% by weight), a processing aid (3%5% by weight), and an accelerant (1%2% by weight) and has a top portion protrudingly provided with a plurality of electrode protuberances that correspond in positions to the acupoints in a human sole; the electrotherapeutic sole is also provided with a socket, thereby an electrotherapeutic pulse output terminal inserted into the socket can send the electrotherapeutic pulses generated by an electrotherapeutic pulse generator sequentially through the socket and the conductive carbon black in the electrotherapeutic sole to the tips of the electrode protuberances to massage the corresponding acupoints in the human sole.

A piezoelectric system for ultrasonic thermotherapy and electrotherapy comprises a first piezoelectric element, a proof mass, a second piezoelectric element and an output unit. The proof mass is disposed between the first piezoelectric element and the second piezoelectric element. The first piezoelectric element is powered by a power source to generate oscillation, which is transferred by the proof mass to the second piezoelectric element so as to cause the second piezoelectric element to move and generate power. The output unit comprises a connecting surface and a tip surface. The output unit is electronically connected with the second piezoelectric element, wherein the connecting surface is connected with the first piezoelectric element and the tip surface is formed in a tapered shape. The oscillation from the first piezoelectric element and the power generated by the second piezoelectric element are output through the tip surface.

The invention discloses an electro-acupuncture treatment system and a data optimization method thereof. The embodiments relate to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis and treatment equipment. The patient's pre-treatment evaluation data information is entered through a patient-end device, based on an AI algorithm program of an evaluation device and/or an intelligent computing device. Through further inquiries or diagnostic information, and the pre-treatment evaluation data based on the input data of the patient-side equipment may be continuously improved. Finally, the historical data information in the database may be combined to generate diagnostic information suitable for the user and use the stimulation wave to customize the equipment to transform it into the treatment plan information which may be sent to the patients device after confirmation by doctors and other professionals. Then the stimulation device may act on the human body. The above process may continuously optimize the data, and finally generate different treatment plan data for different individuals.

An acumoxa therapy device utilizes energy waves for preventing, alleviating or treating COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) coronavirus infection. In one embodiment, the device delivers energy in a non-invasive manner. In one embodiment, the device is configured to include an energy pin and one or more energy rings. In one embodiment, the device delivers sufficient energy to certain body parts such as acupoints to achieve an intervening and/or therapeutic effect. In one embodiment, the device maintains or improves general health, or alleviates or treats a subject with COVID-19 infection and one or more other conditions.

Systems and devices for pulsed heating of the ST36 acupoint and/or other acupoint(s) by noninvasive transcutaneous magnetic induction heating towards (1) ameliorating cognitive impairment arising, for example, from head-injury, stroke, and neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's; (2) helping to prevent neurodegenerative diseases; (3) preventing and treating age-related cognitive decline; and (4) preventing and treating depression manifesting, for example, as Major Depressive Disorder, Dysthymic Disorder, or Adjustment Disorder with Depressed Mood.

A method of stimulation of a body of a user for therapeutic effects having the steps of providing a stimulator connected to a garment. The garment is connected to a first predetermined location on a user's body. Positioning a user's body at a predetermined orientation. The next step includes applying stimulation from the stimulator to the first predetermined location on the user's body so that therapeutic effects are experienced at both the first predetermined location and at a second predetermined location of a user's body.

An apparatus for treating dermatological tissue, including at least two pins configured to be inserted in dermatological tissue to deliver electromagnetic energy to target dermatological tissue, and an electrical signal generator electrically coupled to the at least two pins, and creating a pulsed electrical signal across the at least two pins.

The present system combines, on a host server, clinician software for accessing a case history database of past results/feedback from users seeking stimulation therapy, other users within a member network and other users outside the member network and pharmacy software for generating, in the form of a database, an expert system/artificial intelligence program and signal processing software, stimulation waveforms required by the users according to prescriptions from clinicians (completed by clinical experts/server knowledge software) and/or pain points indicated by the users, wherein an innovative open terminal data format and file format and an innovative high-efficiency frequency band waveform compression technique are used. The present method and system embed innovative software tools into an innovative stimulation controller in a wired or wireless connection and a client device of an innovative skin carrier set related thereto so as to assist users in using imaging, sensing, augmented reality and software technology to identify stimulation points, and measure skin impedance, and provide other innovative tool solutions.

A method comprises generating, by an implantable stimulator, stimulation sessions at a duty cycle that is less than 0.05 and applying, by the implantable stimulator, the stimulation sessions to a patient. The duty cycle is a ratio of T3 to T4. Each stimulation session included in the stimulation sessions has a duration of T3 minutes and occurs at a rate of once every T4 minutes.

A device for providing noninvasive electrical stimulation of a single acupuncture site for treatment of nausea with capacitor-based voltage regulated circuitry is disclosed. The device is made up of a wristwatch-like housing adapted to be worn on a human wrist. A band attaches the device to the ventral side of the wrist, positioned over the P6 acupuncture point. The device contains a power supply, electrical circuity and at least two electrodes mounted to the inner face of the device, positioned in electrically conductive contact with the mist, which deliver electrostimulation to the P6 point. Within the electrical circuitry is a voltage boost regulator, which limits the output voltage of the device to 30 Volts. This is done to prevent uncomfortable electric shock to the user when the electrodes do not make sufficient contact with the user's skin.