JP2012030018A - Massager - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the following problem: it is difficult to apply sufficient pressing force or uniform pressure to balls by a conventional massager by which a user applies finger pressure to or massages his/her body by holding its operation part as a handle and using the two balls attached to its treatment part, because the balls are large and hollow and the supporting points of pressuring are not coincident between the treatment part and the operation part.SOLUTION: Two solid balls are attached to one side of a heart shape of a rod-like arm which is roughly heart-shaped. One of the balls is attached to the extremity of the side of the heart shape and the other ball is attached to the other end of the side. A handle and a belt are arranged at one end of the arm in a position nearly beneath the two balls so that a uniform pressing force may be applied to both of the balls. Also, a concave is arranged in the extremity of the handle in order to expand uses of the user. He/She drops aromatic essential oil of his/her choice on tissue paper or the like and stocks the paper into the concave and then can take an aromatic bath by volatilization of the essential oil. Further, finger pressure and massage can be applied in a favorable state by arranging the belt on the lower end of the handle and using both hands according to circumstances.

Description

The present invention relates to an anomaly device intended to expand the use of users.

A conventional massage device is equipped with a plurality of balls attached to one end of a substantially L-shaped or arcuate rod-shaped arm, and the other end is subjected to acupressure and massage with an operating portion provided with a handle. There are some (for example, refer to Patent Document 1).

Hereinafter, a conventional anomaly device will be described with reference to FIG. In the figure, reference numerals 16 and 18 denote treatment portions, and two hollow balls are attached to one end of an approximately L-shaped or arcuate arm. The ball 16 at the tip is fixed to the arm 12 by a pin 22 so that it cannot move. The ball 18 penetrates the arm 12 and is movable while turning the ball.

The handle 14 provided at the other end is mainly used for positioning to the treatment site. Moreover, the handle lower end 14a has a semispherical sphere so that acupressure can be performed.

In addition, there are other acupressure devices in which one treatment part is provided at one end of a substantially J-shaped bar-shaped arm and a handle is provided at the other end, and the finger is pressed down by pressing down the handle (for example, non-patent) Reference 1).

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 08-38576

"Atex product number ATX-2030", Atex Co., Ltd.

The conventional anxiety device described above inserts the acupressure device between a seat, a floor, etc. and a treatment site, and performs acupressure or anxiety using its own weight or vibration of an automobile or the like. For this reason, the rod-shaped arm is substantially L-shaped or arcuate, and has a shape suitable for positioning to the treatment portion. However, in order to perform acupressure with a handle as in Non-Patent Document 1 without using a seat, floor, etc., it is difficult to obtain a sufficient pressing force because the ball is large and hollow. There is a problem that requires more power.

Also, in order to perform acupressure and massage using two or one ball, the pressing force between the ball and the handle is shifted in the substantially L-shaped or arcuate shape, so that an equal pressing force is not applied to the ball. There's a problem.

The present invention is intended to solve the problems of the above-described configuration, and further provides an application intended for users.

And this invention is equipped with the next structure in order to achieve the said objective. Two solid balls are attached to one side of the heart-shaped arm of a bar-shaped arm that has a substantially heart shape, and one of the balls is attached to the tip of the arm and the other is attached to the end of one side so that acupressure can be applied. I made it. Further, a handle and a belt are provided at the other end of the arm, and the arm is provided at a position close to the vertical bottom of the two balls.

Further, a recess is provided at the tip of the handle. This made it possible to fragrance the essential oil by volatilizing the essential oil by dripping the favorite aroma essential oil onto tissue paper and stocking it in the recess. In addition, a belt is provided at the lower end of the handle so that acupressure and sweet potato can be used in a suitable state.

The operation of the first problem solving means is as follows. In other words, when the user holds the handle or belt and performs shiatsu or massage, the handle and the belt are placed near the bottom of the ball so that each ball is equally or effectively pressed. .

Moreover, the effect | action by a 2nd problem-solving means provided the recessed part which can have a fragrance at the handle | tip tip. The handle is always close to the position of the nose during treatment, and can easily perform fragrance. In addition, by providing a belt at the lower end of the handle, it is possible to select a treatment method for strength adjustment or pressing and massage. Furthermore, if a single ball attached to the tip with a handle is used, a hitting action can be obtained, so that the user can be provided with a more extended treatment.

As described above, the Anma device of the present invention can select pushing, rubbing, and hitting by using two balls and one when using Shiatsu and Anma, and can provide a user with a favorite treatment method. I did it.

Furthermore, by making it possible to have fragrance, it is possible to treat scents and expand the use of users.

The front view of the Anma device concerning the present invention. Sectional drawing of the Anma device concerning this invention. The implementation figure which is carrying out acupressure with one ball. An example of shiatsu and anma around the shoulder with two balls. Implementation drawing of hitting with one ball. Acupressure drawing using the lever principle using the seat. An anomaly drawing around the neck with a hand on the ball. Figure of implementation where two balls are placed around the neck and fragrant. Sectional drawing which shows the conventional acupressure device.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

FIG. 1 is a front view of an instrument according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of an uncooked instrument according to the present invention.

The main body code 10 is an instrument according to the present invention. The arm 11 constituting the massage device 10 is made of a rod-like metal that can withstand the treatment action, has a spring property, and has a substantially heart shape. One side of the heart shape is used as a treatment part, and two balls 15 and 16 are mounted on the arm 11a. The other end is provided with a handle 12 and an operating part for the belt 13, and the tip of the handle has fragrance. A recess 14 is provided.

With reference to FIG. 2, the attachment structure of the treatment part of the substantially heart-shaped one side 11a will be described. A non-penetrating ball 15 is attached to the tip of one side of 11a, and a penetrating ball 16 is attached to the end of one side. The ball is solid and elastic rubber is desirable and the size is close to the thumb face.

On the other hand, the tip of a handle 12 provided on the other end side of the substantially heart-shaped bar-like arm is provided with a concave portion 14 capable of aroma. The shape is cut diagonally, making it easy to put tissue paper in and out. In addition, a belt 13 is provided at the lower end of the handle 12 so that the user can efficiently operate both hands by adjusting the strength or treating when carrying out acupressure or massage.

Examples of the above configuration will be described below. FIG. 4 shows that two balls 15 and 16 are placed around the shoulder and the handle 12 is held by the hand 21 while the one hand 20 has the belt 13 and the handle 12 is held down if the handle 12 moves back and forth. 12 and the belt 13 serve as a fulcrum, and a state where the balls 15 and 16 are alternately pushed and carried out can be realized. Depending on the user, the handle 12 can be held with both hands. In FIG. 8, a similar effect can be obtained around the neck. The head 23 is slightly hung down, the balls 15 and 16 are applied to the neck 22, the hand 20 holding the belt 13 is pressed down, and the hand 21 holding the handle 12 is moved left and right. FIG. 3 is an illustration of acupressure performed by a conventional method performed by pressing down the hand 21 holding the handle 12 with the ball 15.

Next, FIG. 5 will be described. It is a figure which shows the state which has the handle 12 with the hand 21, and hits a shoulder. The ball 15 is spherical and has the advantage of hitting equally regardless of the angle of striking. This also has the same advantage when carrying out the acupressure and massage of FIGS. 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8. Further, the ball 15 is made of rubber and can be hit with a light motion by a spring action with a rod-like arm. In addition, the treatment section can be implemented over a wide range such as the neck, back, and feet.

Next, FIG. 6 will be described. The main body 10 is inserted between the body and the backrest 31 of the seat, and the state around the back is acupressure with the ball 15 is shown. At that time, if the hand 21 is moved up and down on the backrest 31 with the rod-shaped arm 11b as a fulcrum, the acupressure can be performed with a weak force and a small stroke according to the principle of leverage. The same action can be performed on the waist and crotch.

FIG. 7 will be described. If the hand 20 is placed on the backrest 31 and the balls 15 and 16 are attached, and the handle 12 is moved to the left and right around the neck, the above-described function of alternately pressing the balls 15 and 16 can be realized. Moreover, it can crawl on the head and the temporal region by the same action. In addition, it is easy to move to the treatment site by placing a hand on the ball.

Next, fragrance desire will be described with reference to FIG. A recess 14 is provided at the tip of the handle 12. The concave portion 14 is cut obliquely so that tissue paper or the like can be easily taken in and out and has a depth that does not fall. In order to carry out fragrance, tissue paper or the like is first stuffed into the recess 14 and a few drops of aroma essential oil are dropped, and the fragrance is made possible by the volatilized scent. Aroma lust is possible in any of the therapy shown in FIGS. 3 to 8, and this can provide the user with aroma therapy in addition to acupressure and sweet potato.

10 Ensemble 11 Arm 11a Heart-shaped one side 12 Handle 13 Belt 14 Recess 15 Ball 16 Ball

Claims (3)

Two balls as treatment portions are attached to the heart-shaped side (11a) of a rod-shaped arm having a substantially heart shape, and a handle (12) and a belt (13) serving as an operation portion are attached to one end of the rod-shaped arm. An annunciator characterized by being provided at a position near the vertical bottom of each ball. Two balls (15) are mounted non-penetratingly at the tip of the heart-shaped one side (11a) of a bar-shaped arm having a substantially heart shape, and the other ball (16) is inserted through the heart-shaped one side ( 11. An anomaly device according to claim 1, which is attached to the end of 11a). An anomaly device according to claim 1, characterized in that a recess (14) for stocking tissue paper or the like is provided at the tip of a handle (12) attached to one end of the rod-like arm, so that aroma essence can be obtained by aroma essential oil.

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