Abstract:
A method and apparatus for altering the charge distribution upon living membranes with functional stabilization of the membrane physical electrical integrity further comprising a method for using submicroscopic, quadripolar, circular, center charged, energy balanced magnetic device in a four (4) magnet array of alternating polarity in which the magnetic poles are separated only by a distance which will allow a magnetic sphere of influence on all adjacent poles to suppress the firing of action potentials of mammalian sensory neurons. The method and apparatus further provides a static magnetic device for production of a magnetic field for treatment of various disorders. Further there is provided a static magnetic device for production of a magnetic field for treatment of disorders wherein the device provides a static magnetic pole of like polarity on the outer surface of the flux focusing ring adjacent to each of the 4 poles of the invention (focusing magnet) such that the end or top of the focusing magnet is oriented to the geometric side of the pole such that the axis of the two magnets form a 45 to 90 degree angle.
Abstract:
A computer monitored and controlled system for degassing, superheating and exploding water into a vacuum chamber (20), in which instant steam results. The steam is condensed in a chilled countercurrent brine apparatus (30), stored in a holding tank (31) containing ultraviolet light and is evacuated to the point of use by a booster pump (32) flowing through a mineral repleting column (33) and a carbon filter for freshness and the assurance of the absence of off taste.
Abstract:
An inorganic polymer electret in a colloidal state, for example silica, is generated by utilizing a magnetic field gradient through which the materials are passed. Referring to Figure 7, materials (5), aqueous sodium silicate and NaOH plus tripotassium citrate, are pumped from container (3) by pump (1) in conduit (2) through conduit (6) into conduit (7) out through holes (8), into conduit (13) out through holes (9), into conduit (14) out through holes (10), whereby the material reverses direction twice, and then enters into conduit (15) and chamber (11) in order, and finally is carried back to container (3) through conduit (4). Magnetic booster units (A), (B) and (C) shown in Figure 8 are added to build the electrostatic charge on the colloid faster.
Abstract:
The present invention concerns methods and apparatus for treatment of pain using magnets and magnetic fields. Magnetic devices (12) can be effective in treating pain. Proper magnetic fields are believed to inhibit the flow of calcium and sodium ions in the cell membranes of nerves. Accordingly, the transmission of pain can be inhibited as well as the stabilization of other cellular dysfunctions such as abnormal fluid transport. Magnetic devices (12) producing magnetic fields having a specific three-dimensional gradient in the magnetic flux field, are particularly effective in inhibiting pain.
Abstract:
A fuel additive comprising a sol containing particles of at least one inorganic-metallic component and at least one organo-metallic component stabilized in a suitable hydrocarbon medium. The components are formed as a metal complex wherein the metallic element comprises at least one metal selected from the elements of Groups VIII to XI in the Periodic Table, preferably platinum, cobalt, nickel, copper, gold, rhodium or, most preferably, palladium. The organo component is an alkyl carboxylate, preferably acetate, and the inorganic component is derived from silicon, titanium, aluminum, and preferably silicate. The additive is preferably formed by (a) forming an aqueous solution of at least one metallic component; (b) forming a colloid of organo-metallic and inorganic-metallic components from said solution; and (c) extracting at least some of the metallic colloidal components from the aqueous solution using a suitable hydrocarbon medium under controlled PH, temperature and time.
Abstract:
The present invention concerns methods and apparatus for treatment of pain using magnets and magnetic fields. Magnetic devices (12) can be effective in treating pain. Proper magnetic fields are believed to inhibit the flow of calcium and sodium ions in the cell membranes of nerves. Accordingly, the transmission of pain can be inhibited as well as the stabilization of other cellular dysfunctions such as abnormal fluid transport. Magnetic devices (12) producing magnetic fields having a specific three-dimensional gradient in the magnetic flux field, are particularly effective in inhibiting pain.