A gas generator for health use is provided. The gas generator for health use includes an electrolysis device for electrolyzing water and producing a gas mixture that includes hydrogen and oxygen. The gas generator for health use further includes a gas mixing system coupled to the electrolysis device to receive the gas mixture. The gas mixing system is adapted to mix the gas mixture with water vapor, an atomized medicinal liquid, a volatile essential oil or a combination thereof to produce a health gas for being inhaled by a user.

The invention relates to a molded body, especially for parts, top shells, inner elements, accessories and components of devices, for molding materials, filling materials for medical technical devices and/or medical products. The inventive molded body is characterized by being in at least some sections germ-repellant. The invention also relates to a medical device which comprises at least one molded body according to the invention. The invention finally relates to a method for producing the inventive molded body.

The invention relates to a molded body, especially for parts, top shells, inner elements, accessories and components of devices, for molding materials, filling materials for medical technical devices and/or medical products. The inventive molded body is characterized by being in at least some sections germ-repellant. The invention also relates to a medical device which comprises at least one molded body according to the invention. The invention finally relates to a method for producing the inventive molded body.

Dialysis is enhanced by using nanoclay sorbents to better absorb body wastes in a flow-through system. The nanoclay sorbents, using montmorillonite, bentonite, and other clays, absorb significantly more ammonium, phosphate, and creatinine, and the like, than conventional sorbents. The montmorillonite, the bentonite, and the other clays may be used in wearable systems, in which a dialysis fluid is circulated through a filter with the nanoclay sorbents. Waste products are absorbed by the montmorillonite, the bentonite, and the other clays and the dialysis fluid is recycled to a patient's peritoneum. Using an ion-exchange capability of the montmorillonite, the bentonite, and the other clays, waste ions in the dialysis fluid are replaced with desirable ions, such as calcium, magnesium, and bicarbonate. The nanoclay sorbents are also useful for refreshing a dialysis fluid used in hemodialysis and thus reducing a quantity of the dialysis fluid needed for the hemodialysis.

A method for treating sickle cell disease comprises removing blood from a patient with sickle cell disease, treating the removed blood to decrease the fraction of sickle-prone cells in the removed blood, and reintroducing the treated blood back into the patient. The treated blood that is reintroduced back into the patient has a reduced number of sickle-prone red blood cells when compared to the blood removed from the patient. In one version, the treatment of the blood includes inducing sickling of the red blood cells prone to sickle and then separating those sickled red blood cells from the blood before reintroducing the blood back into the patient.

A system for decarboxylating and infusing an organic material is disclosed, including a heated reservoir including a spout to fittingly engage with a complimentary portion of a housing. The decarboxylation and infusion apparatus is in operable communication with a touchscreen user interface whereon a user selects decarboxylation and infusion settings, the heated reservoir including a mixing element to agitate an organic material and solvent disposed therein, the spout to prevent counterrotation caused by the mixing element. A fan actively cools the heated reservoir, the fan in communication with a vent having a filter, the vent to expel and deodorize air emitted therefrom.