A traditional therapeutic method and system is provided for the detoxification and cleansing of the lymphatic and blood circulation systems of a human body using epidermis cupping and ancient herbal scented pastes, which is based on anatomical models and structures trained for healthcare therapy practitioners using the traditional Meridian theory to wholistically demonstrate that a living being with a flow of quantum energy defined as Chi, where breath can control Chi, Chi can command blood flow, and blood flow can nourish and feed, to integrate with modern quantum physics theory by demonstrating that the fundamental structure at the core of all life are forces of energy that are assembled or devoid of mass, which quantum strength of these forces can either hold clusters of particles together as a mass or disperse a mass into particles, where the aromatic quantum smell of herbal pastes play an important role in human medicines.

A fog generator assembly includes a water vapor generator, a fragrance dispenser, and a mixing element fluidly coupled to the water generator and the fragrance dispenser. The mixing element is configured to mix a fog of water vapor from the water vapor generator with a fragrance from the fragrance dispenser to produce an aromatic fog.

A method and apparatus to detect environmental triggers of stress and antecedent physiological stress symptoms of a patient, followed up with delivery of stress relieving therapeutic response to the patient and a chronological report of events. An embodiment comprises a first device worn by the patient that contains sensors and can transmit and receive signals and a second device used by the caregiver that can transmit and receive signals. This integrated system continuously monitors environmental triggers and physiological stress indicative parameters of a patient diagnosed with autistic spectrum disorder, or other emotional or physical disorders, and compares these parameters against thresholds for the parameters. These thresholds can be configured automatically by the system—based on past episodes—or manually by the caregiver, or using automatically configured thresholds that are fine-tuned by the caregiver. When the parameters exceed the configured thresholds, several responses can be automatically generated by the system including: 1) generating therapeutic calming responses and cues to the patient to alleviate the episode, 2) sending notifications to the caregiver's device for intervention, and 3) creating a chronological assessment report of environmental stress triggers, antecedent physiological stress symptoms, and the resultant behavior of the patient.

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for implementing an olfaction training program by an online service executing on a server. A first object and an aroma of the first object is transmitted to the client device of a user that presents the first object in a virtual reality environment and disperses the first aroma. In response, the user interacts with the vital reality environment. The user response is transmitted back to the online service. The user response is stored in a database along with the first data and the first aroma. The online service determines a second object and an aroma of the second obj ect based on the user response. The second object and the aroma of the second object is transmitted to the client device.

A wearable acupressure device (WAD) is described that may include one or more pockets with one or more beads to apply pressure at various points on the body. The bead may be domed or marble shaped. The WAD may be worn on one or more portions of the body, including the arm, leg, head and foot. Also, the bead may be used for aromatherapy.

A device includes a first vibrational transducer and a second vibrational transducer. The first vibrational transducer has a first vibrating property. The second vibrotactile stimulator has a second vibrating property different than the first vibrating property. A collar may be configured to position the first vibrational transducer and the second vibrational transducer over a neck of a subject. A method for stimulating swallowing in a subject includes applying a first vibrotactile stimulation and applying a second vibrotactile stimulation to a throat area of the subject. The first vibrotactile stimulation has a first vibrating property and the second vibrotactile stimulation has a second vibrating property different than the first vibrating property. Example vibrating properties include vibrating frequency, vibrating frequency range, wave shape, continuousness, frequency phase, and direction of mechanical force.

A device for applying electrical stimulation to a surface of the human body utilizes a calibrated, pre-arranged pattern of conducting, current emitting elements to distribute current throughout an entire surface at once, such as human face, without needing to alter the device to accommodate various are sizes, including varying face sizes.

A handheld multi-tip scraping and moxibustion device, including: pushing and scraping air-guiding tips distributed on a panel each having a through-cavity; and a moxa burning chamber communicating with the through-cavity to enable heat and air in the moxa burning chamber to be discharged gradually for use through the pushing and scraping heat-conducting and air-guiding tips. The pushing and scraping air-guiding tips including a first set of pushing and scraping heat-conducting and air-guiding tips located in a middle portion of the panel and a second set of pushing and scraping heat-conducting and air-guiding tips located around the first set of pushing and scraping air-guiding tips, wherein the height of the first set of pushing and scraping heat-conducting and air-guiding tips is less than the height of the second set of pushing and scraping heat-conducting and air-guiding tips in order to form a multi-layered stepped air discharge.

An aromatic misting system for use with a bathtub comprises a reservoir having an open top end in which a removable cover structure is disposed. The cover structure has an orifice through which an aromatic mist is discharged. A liquid atomizing piezoelectric element is sealingly secured at a bottom end of the reservoir. The cover structure has a switch actuator when disposed at one position. When the cover is positioned at a second closed position, the reservoir is closed and the switch is not actuated. When there is hot water in the bathtub, the aromatic mist created in the reservoir is drawn out by the hot air generated by hot water placed in the bathtub adjacent the cover orifice, thus creating a temperature differential between the hot air and the cooler mist generated in the reservoir wherein the mist is drawn out by the temperature differential and propagates into a misty cloud over the bathtub.

The present technical solution pertains to the technical field of face and body care, and in particular relates to a care instrument. In the care instrument of the present technical solution, through arranging one or more driving components, each corresponding to a storage container stored with a care product which can be used for caring or adding aroma for the user, each driving component takes out the care product from the corresponding storage container and transports it to the surface of the housing through one or more outlets. In this way, the user can use care products to care while using the care instrument. In addition, the control component controls the driving components to deliver the care products to the surface of the housing in a timed and quantitative manner, so as to realize the precise delivery of the care products. In addition, when the massage component is operated in synchronization with the driving components, the care products transported to the surface of the housing can be further uniformly dispersed by the massage component for easier application to the face or the body, thereby effectively improving the user experience.