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Light emitting bath tub for treatment of chronic arterial deficiency of the lower extremities.
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The foot bath, meant for treatment of vascular diseases, including the diabetic amyopathy of the lower extremities. The effect of the blue, green and red lights of the sunlight specter with different wavelengths and warm streams of water, which is the light conductor (blue and green), provides irradiation for the lower surface the foot. This leads to "reanimating" capillary nets and stimulation of the microcirculation with help of a mechanical stimulation of the skin receptors with pressured water beams. Simultaneous effect of blue, red and green light on the skin, effectively stimulates peripheral blood circulation, at the same time increasing synthesis of cell energy.
With the bath tub, following can be effectively treated:
Inflamed, infectious diseases;
Gastric ulcer and smaller intestine;
Skin diseases;
Diabetes;
Chronic atherosclerosis of lower extremities;
Bronchial asthma;
Osteochondrosis;
Second phase of the immune system deficiency;
Chronic venous ulcer;
Frost-bite of the lower extremities.
The device is easy to use and easily sterilized, can be set up in any room or location with a hot water supply and water drain system.
Fields of use:
Sanitarium and medical clinics;
Holyday sanitation clinics;
Reanimation and rehabilitation clinics;
Fitness centers;
Old people's home;
Cosmetic salons.
Products
For regular uses day to day uses, skin disorders (eczema, dermatomicosis, inflamed dermatosis, cuts, trophic ulcer, scars), anaemia, seasonal depression, Jet-Lag, allergic reactions, liver diseases (cerrosis of the liver, Hepatitis), secondary immunodeficiency, metabolic rate disorders and Paraproteinemia. (patent pending #54792 as of 27/07/2006)
