Muscle optimization device and method

Inventors

Gangwish, Kimberly S. • Moddel, Garret • Zahorik, Casey

Assignees

Genovus Biotechnologies Inc

Abstract

A system, device and method are provided for exposing a patient to therapeutic resonant frequency patterns (RFP) for therapy and treatment of a patient, for example, biological tissue such as muscle, tendon, ligament, and nerve tissue. The resonance frequencies originate from many bioactive substances, pharmaceuticals or other compounds, and key frequencies of the RFP of a compound can be replicated and then delivered to a patient using an electromagnetic catalyst to provide therapeutic benefits. RFPs can be imprinted in a separate device using a plasma imprinting device and method. This separate device can be actively excited by a delivery mechanism that uses electromagnetic or mechanical waves to interact with the device. The actively excited device transmits the RFPs or therapeutic resonant frequency patterns to the patient for similar enhancements and therapeutic benefits.

Core Innovation

The invention relates to a muscle-optimization system that exposes a patient’s muscle, tendon, ligament, and nerve tissue and uses proprioceptors and neuromuscular feedback loops together with therapeutic resonant frequency patterns. The therapeutic resonant frequency patterns are derived from a formula sample and are expressed as replicated key frequencies. The system provides a resonant-frequency approach that is combined with feedback-related neuromuscular effects intended to optimize muscle function.

A therapeutic resonant frequency pattern is obtained by identifying key frequencies from a nuclear magnetic resonance spectrum or from an infrared vibrational spectrum. The key frequencies are replicated and transferred into a durable imprinted device substrate using plasma imprinting or other wave-based methods described in the document. The imprinted device stores the replicated key frequencies so they can be used during therapy.

The imprinted device can be passively excited by muscle activity or actively excited using electromagnetic or mechanical wave delivery mechanisms such as PEMF, TENS, laser, and piezoelectric/acoustic drivers. The description further provides that an electromagnetic field frequency can be delivered in combination with the replicated key frequencies, including simultaneous delivery in an electromagnetic therapy context. Devices and components described include an arbitrary waveform generator, a nonlinear element for producing mixed electronic signals, and transmitters such as coils or antennas to deliver the resulting signals.

Claims Coverage

The document identifies three independent claim sets, covering replicated key frequencies mixed with an electromagnetic field frequency, catalyzing responses for therapy, training, exercise, meditation, or mental activity, and imprinting replicated key frequencies into a device with simultaneous delivery of an electromagnetic therapy field. Across the independent claims, the inventive material is expressed through replicated key frequencies derived from a formula sample, nonlinear mixing with an electromagnetic field frequency, and device imprinting from either a nuclear magnetic resonance spectrum or an infrared vibrational spectrum.

Overall, the independent claims collectively define an approach where a formula sample provides a resonant frequency pattern, replicated key frequencies are generated and delivered as mixed electronic signals with an electromagnetic field frequency via a nonlinear element, and responses are catalyzed for therapy, training, exercise, meditation, or mental activity. Additional independent claim coverage specifies imprinting a device with replicated key frequencies derived from either a nuclear magnetic resonance spectrum or an infrared vibrational spectrum, followed by simultaneous electromagnetic field delivery.

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