Photo-therapy device
View Patent ↗A device is disclosed which is therapeutically beneficial to the well-being of living organisms such as humans, animals, and/or plant life, using photon or light waves. The device is intended to lie against the skin or surface, near the skin/surface, and/or from a distance ranging up to several feet from the skin/surface. The device is intended to be used for: general relaxation and detoxification of an organism; stimulating the healing process in an organism which is ill, diseased or injured; aiding in the elimination of pain and inflammation in an organism; stimulating/sedating the acupressure meridian system of an organism and rebalancing the electromagnetic energy-field surrounding the organism.
1. A photo-therapy device comprising an enclosure having a hollow shaped bottom and a movable lid attached to said bottom, an array of LED's arranged in a predetermined pattern in said lid, an array of LED's arranged in a predetermined pattern in said bottom, said arrays of LED's emitting visible and high intensity infrared light, a control circuit housed within said hollow shaped bottom or in said lid, said control circuit being electrically connected to said arrays of LED's for controlling the operation of said arrays of LED's, control knobs being attached externally to said hollow shaped bottom or said lid and said control knobs being electrically connected to said control circuit.
2. The photo-therapy device of claim 1 wherein said array of LED's in said bottom has the same number of LED's in said lid.
3. The photo-therapy device of claim 2 wherein each said array of LED's being arranged in the same predetermined pattern.
4. The photo-therapy device of claim 3 wherein said LED's in each array emitting light in five different wavelengths.
5. The photo-therapy device of claim 4 wherein said five different wavelengths are 470 nm, 565 nm, 590 nm, 630 nm and 880 nm.
6. The photo-therapy device of claim 1 wherein the majority of LED's in said lid array face directly towards said bottom.
7. The photo-therapy device of claim 6 wherein the majority of LED's in said bottom array face directly towards said lid.
8. The photo-therapy device of claim 1 wherein the majority of LED's in said bottom array face directly towards said lid.
9. A photo-therapy device comprising an enclosure having a hollow shaped bottom and a movable lid attached to said bottom, an array of LED's arranged in a predetermined pattern in said lid, an array of LED's arranged in a predetermined pattern in said bottom, said array of LED's in said bottom has the same number of LED's in said lid, each said array of LED's being arranged in the same predetermined pattern, said LED's in each array emitting light in five different wavelengths, a control circuit housed within said hollow shaped bottom or said lid, said control circuit being electrically connected to said arrays of LED's for controlling the operation of said arrays of LED's, control knobs being attached externally to said hollow shaped bottom or said lid and said control knobs being electrically connected to said control circuit.
10. A photo-therapy device comprising an enclosure having a hollow shaped bottom and a movable lid attached to said bottom, an array of LED's arranged in a predetermined pattern in said lid, an array of LED's arranged in a predetermined pattern in said bottom, said array of LED's in said bottom has the same number of LED's in said lid, each said array of LED's being arranged in the same predetermined pattern, said LED's in each array emitting light in five different wavelengths wherein said five different wavelengths are 470 nm, 565 nm, 590 nm, 630 nm and 880 nm, a control circuit housed within said hollow shaped bottom or said lid, said control circuit being electrically connected to said arrays of LED's for controlling the operation of said arrays of LED's, control knobs being attached externally to said hollow shaped bottom or said lid and said control knobs being electrically connected to said control circuit.