A massage comb includes a comb body, a handle, a plurality of teeth, and a rolling bead. The handle is disposed below the comb body and integrated with the comb body, the plurality of teeth are arranged on the comb body at intervals, and the rolling bead is rollably disposed at the end of the handle. Since the massage comb is provided with rolling bead at the end of the handle, before or after combing the hair, the rolling bead can be used to massage the acupuncture points in the head, which facilitates opening the head meridian and enhancing blood circulation in the head. In addition, the rolling bead is arranged at the end of the handle, so that the massage comb of the present invention has a dual-purpose effect.

The present invention discloses an enhanced design of acupressure device which can use both techniques simultaneously posing a tremendous opportunity to increase the results of a typical acupressure session through dramatically increased, targeted and controlled ion passage through and around the meridian point, enhancing the effects of grounding through allowing for a pinpointed ion gateway and also effective in potentiating their biological and clinical benefits, while reducing costs at the same time.

The present invention discloses an enhanced design of acupressure device which can use both techniques simultaneously posing a tremendous opportunity to increase the results of a typical acupressure session through dramatically increased, targeted and controlled ion passage through and around the meridian point, enhancing the effects of grounding through allowing for a pinpointed ion gateway and also effective in potentiating their biological and clinical benefits, while reducing costs at the same time.

A patient treatment unit for delivering non-invasive pulsed energy to living tissue with a probe stimulus generator circuit configured to output, as a treatment signal, a sequence of DC electrical pulses at a controlled pulse frequency of about 20 kHz and having a pulse voltage defined by a variable supply voltage of the probe stimulus generator circuit. The unit includes primary and secondary probes for contacting a body, an intensity adjustment circuit configured to control the variable supply voltage, and an electronic timer display configured to display an elapsed time in decimal numbers in minute and second format. An electrical current of the pulses is in a range of 0.1-2 mA while the probes are contacting the body. An operating output voltage across the probes while conducting the treatment signal does not exceed a maximum operating output voltage of 165 VDC while the probes are contacting the body.

A massage bead includes a massage body and at least two sets of extension twisting spring assemblies (ETSAs) arranged below the massage body, each set of ETSAs including a twisting spring and an extension spring. An upper extension twisting arm of the extension spring is connected with the massage body. A lower extension twisting arm of the extension spring is connected with one upper of the twisting spring. The upper extension twisting arm and the extension spring that are arranged in a counterclockwise direction simultaneously relative to the massage body. When the massage body is under pressure, the ETSA is compressed and twisted to generate a rotational pushing force together for pushing the massage body to rotate in the clockwise direction or in the counterclockwise direction, and the pressure disappears so that the massage body and the ETSAs resets automatically when the energy is released.

In one embodiment, a handheld device for applying therapy includes a housing, a handle coupled to the housing, a motor supported in the housing, a movable head coupled to the motor, and a contact pad of high-friction, grippy, non-slip material supported on the movable head. The motor is operable to impart to the movable head and the contact pad one or more of translational, rotational, or revolutionary motions that are generally in a plane parallel to the skin of a patient during operation.

A controlled stimulation device used either alone or in conjunction with a treatment device to reduce amount of pain a patient may experience during a treatment with the treatment device.

Techniques for triggering or massaging a deep back muscle of a user are provided. In an example, an apparatus can include a base, a slanted portion and a trigger portion. The base can include a number of sidewalls. The slanted portion can extend from a first major side of the base and can extend from an edge of a lateral sidewall of the base. The trigger portion can extend from the first major surface and can include a curved portion. A user's body weight and relaxed breathing can trigger or massage the deep back muscle via the trigger portion.

Techniques for triggering or massaging a deep back muscle of a user are provided. In an example, an apparatus can include a base, a slanted portion and a trigger portion. The base can include a number of sidewalls. The slanted portion can extend from a first major side of the base and can extend from an edge of a lateral sidewall of the base. The trigger portion can extend from the first major surface and can include a curved portion. A user's body weight and relaxed breathing can trigger or massage the deep back muscle via the trigger portion.

A massage device includes spiked massage balls that rotate independently of each other around a shaft that is supported by a mount. The balls rotate on either side of a central bracket. A longitudinally extending body part is massaged by movement thereof through a valley between the massage balls. This valley is accessible by the longitudinally extending body part over an angle that exceeds 180°.