FR2661099A1 - Optic stimulator using light impulses which are separated by intervals of darkness - Google Patents
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Abstract
Description
La présente invention a pour objet un stimulateur optique destiné en particulièrement, mais non exclusivement, à accroltre l'activité de l'hypophyse permettant d'assurer une amélioration des fonctions hormonales.The subject of the present invention is an optical stimulator intended in particular, but not exclusively, for increasing the activity of the pituitary gland which makes it possible to ensure an improvement in hormonal functions.
Grâce au croisement des nerfs optiques, se produisant juste au-dessus de l'hypophyse, il est possible de stimuler le fonctionnement de celle-ci par des courants lumineux. On sait que l'oeil est l'agent de transmission des ondes lumineuses par l'intermédiaire du nerf optique vers l'hypothalamus et sa glande annexe l'hypophyse. Il est donc possible de stimuler ce centre nerveux essentiel en alternant l'obscurité et la lumière pour activer la secrétion de certaines hormones, l'obscurité en activant le stockage.Thanks to the crossing of the optic nerves, occurring just above the pituitary gland, it is possible to stimulate its functioning by light currents. We know that the eye is the agent of transmission of light waves through the optic nerve to the hypothalamus and its gland annexing the pituitary gland. It is therefore possible to stimulate this essential nerve center by alternating darkness and light to activate the secretion of certain hormones, darkness by activating storage.
Une étude des différentes publications sur ce sujet a été éditée sous le titre "Sauvez vos yeux" par L. SEBASTIEN aux éditions "LA VIE CLAIRE".A study of the various publications on this subject was published under the title "Save your eyes" by L. SEBASTIEN in the editions "LA VIE CLAIRE".
Il est par ailleurs connu de l'absence prolongée de lumière conduite à la cecité par défaut de fonctionnement de l'iris et du cristallin et l'absence de reconstitution du pourpre rétinien.It is also known from the prolonged absence of light leading to blindness due to the malfunction of the iris and the lens and the absence of reconstitution of retinal purple.
La présente invention a pour objet un dispositif stimulateur permettant la stimulation de différentes fonctions par alternance d'irradiation et d'obscurité.The present invention relates to a stimulator device allowing the stimulation of different functions by alternating irradiation and darkness.
Selon la présente invention, le dispositif stimulateur optique comprend au moins une source lumineuse est caractérisé en ce que la source est alimentée par un générateur émettant des impulsions pour produire une lumière clignotante. According to the present invention, the optical stimulator device comprises at least one light source is characterized in that the source is supplied by a generator emitting pulses to produce a flashing light.
Selon une autre caractéristique de l'invention, les sources lumineuses sont intégrées dans une monture de lunettes revêtue intérieurement d'un réflecteur.According to another characteristic of the invention, the light sources are integrated in a spectacle frame coated internally with a reflector.
Ainsi, le dispositif stimulateur permet par irradiation alternée de lumière et d'obscurité d'entraîner non seulement les yeux et d'augmenter l'acuité visuelle d'équilibrer les échanges pour un bon fonctionnement de l'appareil visuel, la lumière agissant par l'intermédiaire des glandes sur la vitalité générale. Alternées devant l'oeil, les radiations lumineuses activent et vascularisent l'hypothalamus et l'hypophyse et tonifient l'organisme.Thus, the stimulating device makes it possible, by alternating irradiation of light and darkness, to train not only the eyes and to increase visual acuity to balance the exchanges for a good functioning of the visual apparatus, the light acting through the intermediary of the glands on the general vitality. Alternated before the eye, light radiation activates and vascularizes the hypothalamus and pituitary gland and tones the body.
Selon encore une autre caractéristique de l'invention, les sources lumineuses précitées émettent une lumière blanche.According to yet another characteristic of the invention, the aforementioned light sources emit white light.
Ces radiations traversent les milieux de l'oeil, la rétine et la région orbitaire pour atteindre directement les centres nerveux, les paupières étant fermées.These radiations pass through the middle of the eye, the retina and the orbital region to directly reach the nerve centers, the eyelids being closed.
La lumière blanche est la lumière naturelle où laquelle l'oeil est sensible et le spectre reçu permet une bonne stimulation de l'organisme.White light is natural light where the eye is sensitive and the spectrum received allows good stimulation of the body.
Toutefois, dans le cas où l'on désire priviligier le cerveau et l'activité intellectuelle, il est recommandé d'utiliser une lumière orangée.However, if you want to focus on the brain and intellectual activity, it is recommended to use an orange light.
D'autres caractéristiques et avantages de l'invention apparaîtront au cours de la description qui va suivre d'un mode de réalisation particulier donné uniquement à titre d'exemples non limitatifs en regard des figures qui représentent - La figure 1, une vue en perspective d'un boitier de
commande, - La figure 2, une vue en perspective des lunettes reliées
au boitier de commande - La figure 3, une vue en coupe des mêmes lunettes.Other characteristics and advantages of the invention will appear during the following description of a particular embodiment given only by way of nonlimiting examples with reference to the figures which represent - FIG. 1, a perspective view a box of
order, - Figure 2, a perspective view of the connected glasses
to the control unit - Figure 3, a sectional view of the same glasses.
Sur la figure 1 on distingue un boitier 1 de forme générale parallélipipédique à l'intérieur duquel se trouve un logement 2 pour une ou plusieurs piles et sur les faces duquel sont montés un interrupteur de marche arrêt 3 et un sélecteur de fréquence 4. Sur la face supérieure se trouve également un bouton de réglage 5 de l'intensité lumineuse, une prise d'entrée pour un adapteur éventuel du secteur 6 et une fiche femelle 7 de sortie destinée à recevoir un jack d'alimentation des ampoules des lunettes. Le jack 8 apparaît sur la figure 2 et il est relié à deux ampoules respectivement 9 et 10 fixées sensiblement en face des yeux dans une monture de lunettes 11. Comme cela apparaît mieux sur la figure 3, la face interne des lunettes est revêtue d'une couche réfléchissante 12 alors que la face externe de la monture est munie d'un cache extérieur 13 opaque.Les ampoules 9 et 10 sont montées dans des douilles 14 qui sont reliées par deux fils 15 et 16 au jack d'alimentation 8. Les ampoules 9 et 10 sont montées en série. Elles peuvent ainsi être aisément changées pour passer d'une couleur à une autre et, par exemple du blanc à l'orangé.In Figure 1 there is a housing 1 of generally parallelepipedal shape inside which is a housing 2 for one or more batteries and on the faces of which are mounted an on-off switch 3 and a frequency selector 4. On the on the upper side there is also a button 5 for adjusting the light intensity, an input socket for a possible sector adapter 6 and a female output plug 7 intended to receive a jack for supplying the bulbs of the glasses. The jack 8 appears in FIG. 2 and it is connected to two bulbs respectively 9 and 10 fixed substantially in front of the eyes in a spectacle frame 11. As it appears better in FIG. 3, the internal face of the spectacles is coated with a reflective layer 12 while the outer face of the frame is provided with an opaque outer cover 13. The bulbs 9 and 10 are mounted in sockets 14 which are connected by two wires 15 and 16 to the power jack 8. The bulbs 9 and 10 are connected in series. They can thus be easily changed to go from one color to another and, for example from white to orange.
Le fonctionnement de l'appareil est le suivant, après mise en position active de l'interrupteur 3, les ampoules s'allument selon une certaine fréquence déterminée par la position du sélecteur de fréquence 4. Par exemple, dans la position 1 de ce sélecteur les ampoules s'allument pendant deux secondes et s'éteignent pendant sept secondes alternativement. Dans la position 2, les ampoules s'allument pendant quatre secondes et s'éteignent pendant quatre secondes alternativement. Mais il est bien entendu possible de prévoir un réglage continu de la durée des impulsions lumineuses et des périodes d'obscurité. La puissance lumineuse des deux ampoules varie en fonction du réglage de l'intensité électrique par le bouton de réglage 5. Il est important en effet que chaque utilisateur puisse adapter la puissance émise par les ampoules aux réactions de son organisme.The operation of the device is as follows, after placing the switch 3 in the active position, the bulbs light up at a certain frequency determined by the position of the frequency selector 4. For example, in position 1 of this selector the bulbs turn on for two seconds and turn off for seven seconds alternately. In position 2, the bulbs turn on for four seconds and turn off for four seconds alternately. However, it is of course possible to provide for continuous adjustment of the duration of the light pulses and of the periods of darkness. The light power of the two bulbs varies according to the adjustment of the electric intensity by the adjustment button 5. It is indeed important that each user can adapt the power emitted by the bulbs to the reactions of his body.
Le système est bâti autour d'un circuit temporisateur par exemple du type NE 555 dont la sortie est amplifiée par un transistor de puissance, par exemple du type BD 648 pour un courant de sortie maximal de 900 mA.The system is built around a timer circuit, for example of the NE 555 type, the output of which is amplified by a power transistor, for example of the BD 648 type for a maximum output current of 900 mA.
Comme indiqué précédemment, les ampoules 9 et 10 sont choisies pour émettre une radiation dont les longueurs d'onde correspondent au blanc ou, éventuellement à l'orangé, longueur d'onde qui stest révélée bénéfique tant au niveau du système visuel qu'au niveau du système hormonal.As indicated above, the bulbs 9 and 10 are chosen to emit radiation whose wavelengths correspond to white or, optionally to orange, wavelength which has proved to be beneficial both at the level of the visual system and at the level of the hormonal system.
En ce qui concerne le système visuel, le dispositif permet de réchauffer les yeux et d'accélérer les réactions chimiques. La rétine consomme une plus grande quantité de sucre, le corps vitré avoisinant en étant libéré ce qui est important tant pour la rétine que pour la consistance de l'humeur vitrée. La répétition des alternances lumière-obscurité crée les conditions dans lesquelles les vitamines A peuvent être puisées dans le sang et assimilées par la rétine même affaiblie. As far as the visual system is concerned, the device makes it possible to warm the eyes and speed up chemical reactions. The retina consumes a greater amount of sugar, the neighboring vitreous being released which is important both for the retina and for the consistency of vitreous humor. The repetition of light-dark alternations creates the conditions in which vitamins A can be drawn from the blood and assimilated by the weakened retina.
Il va de soi que de nombreuses variantes peuvent être introduites, notamment par substitution de moyens techniquement équivalents sans pour autant sortir du cadre de l'invention. It goes without saying that many variants can be introduced, in particular by substitution of technically equivalent means without departing from the scope of the invention.
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