CN101203203A - Clothing for emitting treatment medium - Google Patents

Abstract

This invention relates to clothing, and more specifically, to clothing that emits therapeutic media such as lasers, vibrations, frequencies, electricity, and aromas to therapeutic points on the human body.

Description

Clothes for firing healing media

technical field

The present invention relates to clothing, and more particularly, to clothing that emits therapeutic media such as laser light, vibration, frequency, electricity, and fragrance to therapeutic points on the human body.

Background technique

When drugs are taken to treat a specific part of the body over a long period of time, the drugs can cause complications such as gastrointestinal disturbances. It may also cause local hematoma or allergic reaction due to injection. Thus, there is a need to develop stress-free, bloodless, non-invasive treatments for elderly patients who require caution in their treatment.

Intravenous therapy such as oral, intramuscular, intravenous, etc. is taking or injecting drugs to treat the lesion, but it may cause side effects. On the other hand, in the case of using wraps, creams, plasters, etc., they cannot be used for people who have contact allergies because they are absorbed into the skin.

Although acupuncture is a time-honored and remarkable technique of traditional Eastern medicine, it often causes skin irritation or infection. Also, while it is usually used with a focus more on a specific area affected, it is uncommon to heal other areas at the same time. Although nerves (nervous system), acupuncture points (meridian system), receptors, muscles, cerebrospinal nervous system, lymphatic system, skull, and blood vessels (cardiovascular system) have been treated simultaneously, when treating the frontal part of the body, The back part of the body cannot be treated at the same time, and there is no treatment device developed for this purpose.

In addition, patients who receive physiotherapy but are limited by time, place and environment, etc. cannot go to the clinic/hospital. Treatment may be difficult for patients who may be continuously exposed to harmful environments since patients receiving physical therapy have to travel to locations where medical facilities are located. Even though portable medical devices have been recently developed and commercialized, they cannot be effectively used by ordinary people without proper knowledge and cannot treat multiple areas at the same time.

In the case of treating as many patients as possible in a short period of time, it is highly desirable to develop equipment suitable for performing doctor's treatment and treatment assistance in order to effectively utilize consultation time and obtain the best treatment effect.

Contents of the invention

technical problem

Therefore, in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, it is an object of the present invention to provide a treatment or treatment aid device which can be used at any time of daily life, regardless of the place and time outside the hospital.

Another object of the present invention is to provide therapeutic media emitting garments allowing convenient use by constructing therapeutic devices within the garment or accessories.

Yet another object of the present invention is to provide therapeutic media emitting clothing that functions as a doctor's treatment and treatment aid and exhibits unbreakable, harmless, natural, bloodless, non-toxic Intrusive and non-irritating characteristics.

Still another object of the present invention is to provide clothing that emits therapeutic media through built-in treatment methods that stimulate treatment points according to each disease. When a patient cannot go to a clinic or hospital or cannot take medicine, after receiving medical examination and treatment, the patient himself can according to Physician's guidance to easily use this built-in treatment method.

Additional aspects and advantages of the invention will be set forth in part in the description which follows and, in part, will be obvious from the description, or may be learned by practice of the invention.

Technical solutions

According to one aspect of the present invention, a therapeutic medium emitting garment worn on or in contact with a human body includes: an input module; one or more therapeutic medium generators, configured to emit therapeutic medium by positioning to correspond to one or more treatment points on the person; a medium; a memory for storing control data for controlling the one or more therapeutic medium generators; and a controller for controlling the operation of each therapeutic medium generator by retrieving the control data from the memory according to the identification information entered through the input module .

Here, the treatment point may be at least one selected from the following: nervous system, meridian system, receptors, muscular system, cerebrospinal nervous system, lymphatic system, skull and cardiovascular system.

The therapeutic medium may be at least one selected from the group consisting of laser light, vibration, frequency, light, electricity, magnetic field and fragrance.

The input module may receive a wireless signal transmitted from a separately placed remote controller, or receive a wireless signal received through a network.

The therapeutic medium generator may be attached to the lining of the garment.

The identification information may be predetermined information according to a specific disease.

The therapy medium emitting clothes may further include a control data input module to receive control data from outside, wherein the controller may store the control data input through the control data input module into the memory.

The therapeutic medium generator may be wirelessly controlled by the controller.

The control data may include the name of the disease, the therapeutic agent generator to operate, and information about the therapeutic agent to be emitted and the time of operation. Furthermore, said control data may include the treatment point, the treatment medium to be emitted and information on the time and intensity of the operation.

According to another aspect of the present invention, therapeutic medium emitting clothing worn on or in contact with the human body may include: one or more therapeutic medium generators that receive a specific frequency from the outside Thereafter, the appropriate therapeutic medium is emitted by positioning to correspond to the therapeutic point on the body.

Here, the therapeutic agent generator may be micro-sized or nano-sized.

The therapeutic medium may be at least one selected from the group consisting of laser light, vibration, frequency, light, electricity, magnetic field and fragrance.

The therapeutic medium emitting garment may further include a remote controller that controls the operation of each therapeutic medium generator by remotely transmitting a frequency.

In addition, the remote controller may include: an input part; a storage part for storing control data for controlling the operation of the treatment medium generator corresponding to a specific disease; a control part for extracting and inputting from the memory and from the input part control data corresponding to the identification information; and a transmitting part for outputting a frequency of a predetermined magnitude to control the operation of the treatment medium generator corresponding to the control of the controller.

The control data may include the name of the disease, the therapeutic agent generator to operate, and information about the therapeutic agent to be emitted and the time of operation. Furthermore, said control data may include the treatment point, the treatment medium to be emitted and information on the time and intensity of the operation.

Description of drawings

Figure 1 is a schematic illustration of the overall construction of a therapeutic medium emitting garment according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 2 is an illustration of treatment points on the front of a human body according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 3 is an illustration of treatment points on the back of the human body according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 4 is a schematic illustration of a therapeutic agent delivery device according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 5 is a schematic illustration of a remote control according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 6 is a schematic illustration of a remote controller according to another preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a table illustrating control data controlling the operation of a treatment medium generator corresponding to a specific disease according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a table illustrating control data controlling the operation of a treatment medium generator corresponding to a specific disease according to another preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 9 is an example illustrating the use of a therapeutic medium emitting garment according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Detailed ways

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the description with reference to the drawings, the same reference numerals designate the same or corresponding elements in all the drawings regardless of the reference numerals, and redundant explanations are omitted.

Figure 1 is a schematic illustration of the overall construction of a therapeutic medium emitting garment according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1 , clothes for emitting therapeutic media include: clothes 100; therapeutic media emitting devices 150 for emitting therapeutic media corresponding to apparent therapeutic positions (treatment points) of the clothes; and remote controllers 200 for controlling the therapeutic media emission. Operation of Device 150 .

The garment 100 is an article worn on or in contact with the body (the entire body such as the body, head, arms, legs, etc.). Figure 1 illustrates only outerwear, but includes any article that can be worn on or in contact with the human body, including general clothing such as underwear, socks, etc. Accessories for ties, hats, shoes, etc. However, the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned clothes 100. It should be understood that within the scope known by those skilled in the art, any article that can be worn on the human body or temporarily in contact with the human body and can provide the advantages of the present invention can be included. .

The therapeutic agent emitting device 150 functions to emit therapeutic agents such as laser light, vibration, frequency, light, electricity, magnetic field, and aroma. That is to say, the treatment medium emission device 150 emits the treatment medium to stimulate the mechanoreceptors (touch, pressure), thermoreceptors (cold, temperature) and nociceptors (pain) of the person wearing the clothes emitting the treatment medium. .

The treatment medium emitting device 150 emits the treatment medium at a position corresponding to a treatment point of the human body. That is, when a person wears the garment 100 or is in contact with the garment 100, the garment emits a therapeutic medium to the person's treatment point location. Treatment points may include the nervous system, meridian system, receptors, muscular system, cerebrospinal nervous system, lymphatic system, skull, cardiovascular system and other lesion areas. That is, it means all body positions used to treat insanity, disease, trauma, broken bones, etc. Organ-nutrition-acupuncture, point-reflex, point-nerve-blood, blood vessel-lymphatic system-myofascial system, etc. have therapeutic effects on each other.

The therapeutic agent emitting device 150 may be configured to emit a therapeutic agent or a plurality of therapeutic agents.

Hereinafter, examples using therapeutic media will be described.

Treatment points including reflex points of the human body show similar treatment effects as using different simulations (eg laser, vibration, friction, etc.). When using frequencies in a therapeutic medium, specific frequency ranges have a therapeutic effect on specific tissues. For example, 2 Hz has a therapeutic effect on nerve regeneration, 7 Hz has a therapeutic effect on bone growth, 10 Hz has a therapeutic effect on ligament restoration, 15 Hz has a therapeutic effect on reducing skin necrosis, 20 Hz has a therapeutic effect on stimulating capillary formation, and 72 Hz has a therapeutic effect on fibroblasts Proliferation has a therapeutic effect, and 25Hz to 50Hz has a therapeutic effect on the synergistic effect of nerve growth factors.

The effect of using electricity as a therapeutic medium may be the same as that of using physiotherapy equipment, electrically stimulating treatment points such as acupuncture points.

The remote controller 200 transmits control signals to control the operation of the therapeutic medium transmitting device 150 . The remote control 200 is not a necessary component, but it can help to conveniently control the operation of the therapeutic medium emitting garment.

The configurations of the treatment medium emitting device 150 and the remote controller 200 will be described with reference to the drawings.

Fig. 2 is an illustration of treatment points on the front of the human body according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 3 is an illustration of treatment points on the back of the human body according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to Figures 2 and 3, what are commonly referred to as meridian points and meridian paths in Eastern medical science are illustrated as treatment points.

According to reports, there are 14 meridian paths and about 361 meridian points in the human body. A meridian path is the path of vitality and energy flow, while a meridian acupoint is a location in the middle of the meridian path that gathers vitality and energy and is suitable for acupuncture or moxibustion. Thus, a meridian point may be a treatment point, but other body locations other than a meridian point that would be appreciated for treatment may also be a treatment point.

As described above, diseases have been cured in Eastern medicine by stimulating meridian points with needles or moxibustion materials. However, other therapeutic media such as specific frequencies, vibrations, lasers, electricity, magnetic fields, etc. provide the same or similar effects as acupuncture or moxibustion materials according to the present invention.

Healing media can be fired to healing points on the upper and lower parts of the body using underwear or outerwear that emit healing media, gloves to fire healing media to hands, shoes to fire healing media to feet, and scarves or turtlenecks to fire healing media to the neck Shoot healing media, use hats to fire healing media at the head, etc.

A configuration of a treatment medium transmitting device 150 that transmits a treatment medium to a treatment point will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 4 .

Fig. 4 is a schematic illustration of a therapeutic agent emitting device according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 5 is a schematic illustration of a remote controller according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 6 is a schematic illustration of another preferred embodiment according to the present invention Schematic illustration of the remote controller for the scheme.

Referring to FIG. 4 , the treatment medium transmitting device 150 may include n treatment medium generators 152-1, 152-2, ..., 152-n (hereinafter referred to as 152), an input module 153, a controller 154 and a power supply 155 .

The treatment medium generator 152 emits at least one treatment medium selected from laser light, vibration, frequency, light, electricity, magnetic field, and aroma to the corresponding treatment point. Also one treatment medium generator 152 or multiple treatment medium generators 152 may be designed to transmit to each treatment site. Since a treatment medium stimulating a treatment point has a remarkable effect on treatment with an extremely small size, the treatment medium generator may be formed in a micro-size or a nano-size. In this case, the treatment site may be larger than the treatment medium generators 152, so it is preferable to locate multiple treatment medium generators 152 to one treatment site. When multiple therapeutic medium generators 152 are positioned to a treatment site, by controlling the number of therapeutic medium generators 152, the strength of the therapeutic medium can be controlled.

In addition, the treatment vehicle generator 152 can be located at each treatment point of the body or for a specific disease to reduce unnecessary costs.

Preferably, when the treatment medium generator 152 is not used, it is turned off so as not to apply undesired stimulation including electromagnetic waves to the treatment site or the body. It is also preferred that the therapeutic medium generator 152 is constructed between constructs such as the lining of clothing without direct contact with the skin of the body for its pressure-free, non-bleeding, pain-free and non-invasive desired treatment or treatment aid role.

The input module 153 receives input signals to control the operation of the therapeutic medium generator 152 . An RF (radio frequency) receiver or an IR (infrared) receiver, etc. that can receive signals from the remote controller 200 may be used, or a button affixed to the garment itself that emits the therapeutic medium may be used. However, the input module is not limited to these input modules, and any input device capable of receiving a specific command may be used as the input module 153 .

The controller 154 controls the operation of the therapeutic medium generator 152 according to the signal received from the input module 153 . The controller 154 can send a control signal to the treatment medium generator 152 through a line such as an electric wire, and due to the development of wireless communication technology (for example, Bluetooth or RFID (frequency identification)), the controller can also generate a control signal to the treatment medium by wireless. The device 152 sends a control signal.

The controller 154 generates a control signal controlling the operation of the treatment medium generator 152 according to the signal received from the input module 153 and transmits the generated control signal to the treatment medium generator 152 . Alternatively, the controller 154 sends control signals to control the operation of the therapeutic medium generator 152 in accordance with control data stored in a separately constructed memory and corresponding to signals received from the input module 153 . The controller 154 has identification information of each treatment medium generator 152 corresponding to each treatment point so that it can control each treatment medium generator 152 .

A power supply 155 provides electrical power to each component. Electrical power for operating therapeutic medium generator 152 may be provided directly from power supply 155 or via controller 154 .

The power source 155 can be common battery or solar energy etc. However, obviously any energy source can be used as a power source.

A therapeutic agent emitting device according to another embodiment of the present invention may further include a memory (not shown). The memory stores control data that controls the operation of the treatment medium generator 152 . The control data may correspond to one or more diseases, and may be a set of commands that controller 154 may execute to control the operation of treatment medium generator 152 . That is, the controller 154, which receives a disease name (or identification information identifying a disease) and an order to perform treatment from the input module 153, extracts control data corresponding to the input disease from the memory, and controls the control data corresponding to the control data. Operation of Therapy Media Generator 152 . Thus, the user can conveniently obtain treatment using the clothes emitting the treatment medium by only inputting the name of the disease. In addition, whenever necessary, the operation of emitting the therapeutic medium can be reconfigured according to appropriate conditions (eg, predetermined time, etc.) by predetermined control data.

This memory may be built in the controller 154 or in the remote controller 200 according to another embodiment. That is, the controller 154 may control the operation of the treatment medium generator 152 by receiving a signal corresponding to control data of a memory built in the remote controller 200 from the remote controller 200 through the input module 153 .

In addition, the therapeutic agent launching device may further include a control data input module (not shown). The control data input module receives the control data by wire or wirelessly, and then the controller 154 stores the control data in the memory. The control data input module may be a device connected to a wireless communication network such as a LAN (Local Area Network) communication module or a mobile communication module, thus allowing control data controlling the operation of the treatment medium generator 152 to be received from a doctor at a remote location. This means that it enables access to a doctor's treatment from a remote location. It is also apparent that the input module 153 has the function of controlling the data input module.

According to another embodiment of the present invention, the remote controller 200 may perform the functions of the controller 154 and the memory built into the therapeutic medium emitting garment. That is, only the therapeutic medium generator 152 emitting the therapeutic medium is constructed in clothes, and then the operation of the therapeutic medium generator 152 can be controlled by a signal transmitted from the remote controller 200 .

The configuration of the remote controller 200 will be described below with reference to FIG. 5 .

Referring to FIG. 5 , the remote controller 200 includes an input part 210 , a transmission part 220 , a control part 230 and a storage part 240 .

The input part 210 receives commands from the user, which may be buttons. Obviously, however, already developed or to-be-developed input methods such as a voice input method and a touch screen method may also be used.

The transmitting part 220 transmits a control signal to control the operation of the therapeutic agent emitting device of the garment emitting the therapeutic agent. It can send IR (infrared) signals or RF (radio frequency) signals.

The storage section 240 may have the function of the memory described with reference to FIG. 4 and may also have the function of a temporary memory such as a flash memory to operate the control section 230 .

The control part 230 transmits a control signal for controlling the operation of the clothes emitting the therapeutic medium through the transmission part 220 according to the signal received from the input part 210 .

It is obvious to those skilled in the art that the above-mentioned components of the remote controller 200 may be the same as or similar to those of electronic products such as TV, video, audio, and the like.

Here, the remote controller 200 of the present invention may further include a wireless communication part so as to perform wireless communication through a wireless network such as a wireless LAN and a mobile communication module. However, the present invention is not limited to a wireless LAN and a mobile communication module, and it should be understood that any device that can perform wireless communication can be included within the scope known to those skilled in the art. Remote controller 200 may receive control data over a network from persons including physicians providing medical treatment to patients that control the operation of the therapeutic media emitting garment. The received control data may be stored in the storage portion 240 or interpreted by the control portion 230 to control the operation of transmitting the therapeutic medium in the garment through the transmission portion 220 .

According to FIG. 6, the therapeutic medium emitting device of the therapeutic medium emitting garment 600 has only one or more therapeutic medium generators. The therapeutic medium emitting device does not have a controller to control the operation of the therapeutic medium generator, but controls the operation of the therapeutic medium generator in response to a signal received from the remote controller 650 . That is, with the development of ubiquitous technology, each therapeutic medium generator may be allowed to communicate wirelessly and be controlled wirelessly by the user. Each Healing Medium Generator can fire Healing Medium without any power.

For example, the therapeutic medium generator may be manufactured as an electronic tag such as an RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tag. According to the source of the power source, electronic tags are divided into passive tags, semi-active tags and active tags. For example, power can be divided according to whether it is provided internally by a battery or caused by an external RF signal. Passive tags can be boards containing a chip with internal memory, logic circuits with limited volume, and an antenna. Passive tags get their energy from a specific signal (frequency)—the signal powers the chip, and the passive tag sends its signal back. Thus, when passive tags are used, the therapeutic medium can be emitted by obtaining energy dependent on a specific signal (frequency) from an external device (eg, a remote controller). In this case, preferably passive tags are used for micro- or nano-sized therapeutic medium generators, since the amount of energy may be very small.

Also, the therapeutic medium generator may receive energy from a solar generator built separately into the therapeutic medium emitting garment 600, or the therapeutic medium generator may itself be formed to utilize solar energy. Various methods of obtaining solar energy have been developed, any of which may be applied to obtain solar energy, and a detailed description of this point is omitted.

In a preferred embodiment, when therapeutic agent generators use the RFID tags described above, each therapeutic agent generator can be manufactured for a specific frequency range. That is, only a therapeutic medium generator corresponding to an RF signal of a specific frequency range transmitted from the remote controller 650 can transmit a therapeutic medium among a plurality of therapeutic medium generators, so that the therapeutic medium can be transmitted only by using the remote controller 650. to the point of desired treatment. For example, when a user wishes to transmit a therapeutic medium to treatment points located in the shoulder area, the user controls the remote controller 650 to identify the frequency range of the therapeutic medium generator corresponding to those treatment points, transmit the identified frequency, and Operate the treatment medium manipulator. Here, the therapy medium generator itself is capable of communication, so that, obviously, control data can also be received from any server other than the remote controller.

In another embodiment, the therapeutic medium generators to be operated are not identified by frequency range, but each therapeutic medium generator has identification information (e.g., a serial number) such that it can be identified by receiving a The information control signal operates the treatment medium generator corresponding to the identification information.

Referring again to FIG. 6 , the remote controller 650 includes a frequency generation unit 651 , a control unit 653 , an input unit 655 and a storage unit 657 . Each unit may perform the same or similar functions as the transmission part 220, the control part 230, the input part 210, and the storage part 240 described with reference to FIG. 5 . Specifically, the frequency generating unit 651 transmits an RF signal. The storage unit 657 stores information of a frequency range corresponding to each therapeutic medium generator, and thus the control unit 653 can control the frequency generation unit 651 to generate a frequency controlling the operation of each therapeutic medium generator.

Additionally, the remote control 650 described with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6 can function with multiple therapeutic medium emitting garments 600 . That is, the remote controller 650 can select one of the therapeutic medium emitting clothes 600 among a plurality of therapeutic medium emitting clothes 600 such as hats, T-shirts, pants, socks, etc. by using the clothes selection model, and control the selected clothes Launch the desired treatment medium. The remote controller 650 has information on the treatment sites of each treatment medium emitting garment 600 or their corresponding treatment medium generators.

Here, the therapeutic agent emitting device according to the embodiments is built into clothing, so it is preferable to use a durable material that will not be damaged by washing.

Also, the remote controller may be similar to a remote controller of a home appliance, or its function may be installed in a terminal such as a PC, a mobile phone, a PCS, and a PDA. A remote controller having a communication function such as a terminal can store and manage control data through an appropriate server, and the remote controller can control the operation of the therapeutic medium generator corresponding to a signal received from the server. For example, a server receiving a disease-specific or control message from a remote controller may send a control signal to control the operation of a treatment medium generator corresponding to the message.

FIG. 7 is a table illustrating control data controlling the operation of a treatment medium generator corresponding to a specific disease according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 8 is a table illustrating control data controlling the operation of a treatment medium generator corresponding to a specific disease according to another preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 7 , the control data includes a disease name field 710 , a treatment medium generator field 715 , a treatment medium field 720 , and an operation time field 725 .

The disease name field 710 has information on the disease, the treatment medium generator field 715 has identification information (number) identifying one of a plurality of treatment medium generators, the treatment medium field 720 has treatment medium information, and the operation time field 725 has the launch time field 725. time information.

The controller controlling the operation of the therapeutic medium generator recognizes the disease name corresponding to the input signal input through the input module 153, and controls the operation of the therapeutic medium generator according to the control data corresponding to the recognized disease name. That is, a control signal according to the treatment medium and the operating time is sent to the corresponding treatment medium generator. If the treatment medium generator emits one type of treatment medium, the treatment medium field 720 may be unnecessary since each treatment medium generator emits its own treatment medium.

Referring to FIG. 8 of another embodiment, the control data includes a treatment point field 750 , a treatment medium field 755 , an operating time field 760 , and an intensity field 765 . Enter the serial number (identification number) according to each treatment field into the treatment point field 750, input the treatment medium information into the treatment medium field 755, input the operation time information for emitting the treatment medium into the operation time field 760, and input the treatment medium information into the treatment medium field 760. The intensity information for the transmitted therapeutic medium is entered into the intensity field 765 . The intensity information may be intensity information of emitting a therapeutic agent from one therapeutic agent generator, or information on the number of therapeutic agent generators emitting a therapeutic agent when a plurality of therapeutic agent generators act on one treatment point.

The control data of FIG. 8 can be interpreted as: the treatment medium generator corresponding to treatment point 02 will emit laser light with intensity 5 for 5 seconds.

Obviously, the control data described with reference to Fig. 7 or 8 can be used for each component or each combination of fields. Furthermore, it is obvious that other types of control data than the described control data may be used within the scope apparent to those skilled in the art.

Figure 9 is an example illustrating the use of a therapeutic medium emitting garment according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 9, a doctor may transmit treatment information including control data to a remote controller 930 corresponding to a certain patient by using a communication terminal 910 such as a PC, a PDA, a mobile terminal, and the like. The patient can receive treatment information through the remote controller 930, and operate the treatment medium-emitting clothes 950 worn on him/herself according to the control data. Thus, patients can be treated whenever necessary without going to or seeing a doctor, thus providing convenience and speedy recovery.

It should be understood that the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, and various changes can be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the essence of the present invention.

Industrial applicability

As described above, it is possible to provide a treatment or treatment assisting device that can be used at any time of daily life regardless of a location other than a hospital.

Furthermore, by incorporating therapeutic devices within garments, including garments or accessories that are always worn, it is possible to provide therapeutic media emitting garments that allow for convenient use.

Clothing that emits therapeutic media can be provided that functions as a doctor's treatment or treatment aid and exhibits unbreakable, harmless, natural, bloodless, non-invasive and Non-irritating character.

Clothes that emit therapeutic media can be provided, and when the patient cannot go to the clinic or hospital or cannot take medicine, the patient himself can easily follow the doctor's guidance through the built-in treatment method that stimulates the treatment point according to each disease after medical examination and treatment Use the garment.

Clothing that emits therapeutic media may be provided that provides medical or specialist treatment by receiving control data from a remote location and executing the control data whenever necessary.

In addition, there are provided clothes that emit therapeutic media, which provide the same or similar effects as acupuncture by using therapeutic media such as vibration, laser, electricity, etc., without worrying about skin inflammation or infection.

While the foregoing description has pointed out the novel features of the invention as applied to various embodiments, those skilled in the art will understand that changes may be made in the form and detail of the apparatus or method described without departing from the scope of the invention. Various omissions, substitutions, and changes have been made. Accordingly, the scope of the invention is defined by the appended claims rather than by the foregoing description. All changes that come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the claims are included in the scope of the claims.

Claims (18)

1. A therapeutic media emitting garment worn on or in contact with the human body, comprising: input module; one or more therapeutic medium generators by being positioned to emit therapeutic medium in correspondence with one or more therapeutic sites of the person; memory for storing one or more control data for controlling the therapeutic medium generator; and A controller for controlling the operation of each therapeutic medium generator by retrieving control data from the memory according to the identification information input through the input module. 2. The therapeutic media emitting garment according to claim 1, wherein said therapeutic point is at least one selected from the group consisting of: nervous system, meridian system, receptors, muscular system, cerebrospinal nervous system, lymphatic system, skull and cardiovascular system. 3. The therapeutic agent emitting garment of claim 1, wherein the therapeutic agent is at least one selected from the group consisting of: laser light, vibration, frequency, light, electricity, magnetic field, and fragrance. 4. The therapeutic medium emitting garment of claim 1, wherein the input module receives a wireless signal sent from a separately located remote control. 5. The therapeutic medium emitting garment of claim 1, wherein the input module receives wireless signals received over a network. 6. The therapeutic media emitting garment of claim 1, wherein the therapeutic media generator is attached to a lining of the garment. 7. The therapeutic medium emitting garment of claim 1, wherein the identification information is disease-specific predetermined information. 8. The therapeutic medium emitting garment of claim 1, further comprising a control data input module to receive control data from outside. 9. The therapeutic medium emitting garment of claim 1, wherein the therapeutic medium generator is wirelessly controlled by the controller. 10. The therapeutic agent emitting garment of claim 1, wherein the control data includes a disease entity, a therapeutic agent generator to operate, and information on the therapeutic agent to emit and when to operate. 11. The therapeutic medium emitting garment of claim 1, wherein the control data includes a treatment point, a therapeutic medium to be emitted, and information on the time and intensity of the operation. 12. Clothing that emits therapeutic media to be worn on or in contact with the human body, comprising: one or more therapeutic media generators that, after receiving a specific frequency from the outside, The person's healing point fires the appropriate healing medium accordingly. 13. The therapeutic media emitting garment of claim 12, wherein the therapeutic media generator is micro-sized or nano-sized. 14. The therapeutic agent emitting garment of claim 12, wherein the therapeutic agent is at least one selected from the group consisting of: laser light, vibration, frequency, light, electricity, magnetic field, and fragrance. 15. The therapeutic medium emitting garment of claim 12, further comprising: a remote controller that controls the operation of each therapeutic medium generator by remotely transmitting a frequency. 16. The therapeutic media emitting garment of claim 15, wherein the remote control comprises: input part; a storage section for storing control data for controlling the operation of the treatment medium generator corresponding to the specific disease; a control section for extracting, from a memory, control data corresponding to the identification information input from the input section; and A transmitting section for outputting a frequency of a predetermined magnitude to control the operation of the treatment medium generator corresponding to the control of the controller. 17. The therapeutic medium emitting garment of claim 16, wherein the control data includes a disease entity, a therapeutic medium generator to operate, and information regarding the therapeutic medium to be emitted and the time of operation. 18. The therapeutic medium emitting garment of claim 16, wherein the control data includes the treatment site, the therapeutic medium to be emitted and information on the time and intensity of the operation.

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