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Posture Improvement Devices And Methods For Use

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US Patent:
20090062704, Mar 5, 2009
Filed:
May 23, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/126338
Inventors:
Timothy W. Brown - Laguna Beach CA, US
William Schultz - North Tustin CA, US
Robert Waeger - Long Beach CA, US
Mark Spitaleri - Huntington Beach CA, US
Assignee:
ALIGNMED, INC. - Santa Ana CA
International Classification:
A61F 5/00
US Classification:
602 19
Abstract:
A posture improvement device provides neuromuscular stimulation or proprioceptive therapy using a combination of pressure, torque and angle simultaneously applied to a user in order to train body muscles for proper posture through muscle memory. The device comprises a garment designed to be worn by the user, which is preferably configured like a short-sleeved undershirt or T-shirt. The garment may be fabricated of a stretchable, yet taut material in order to provide the desirable form-fitting feature such that pressure may be readily applied to the surface of the skin for neuromuscular stimulation. This elastomeric material is also preferably breathable and/or which has moisture wicking capabilities.

Posture Improvement Devices And Methods For Use

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US Patent:
20210212851, Jul 15, 2021
Filed:
Oct 27, 2020
Appl. No.:
17/081883
Inventors:
- Santa Ana CA, US
William Schultz - North Tustin CA, US
Robert Waeger - Long Beach CA, US
Mark Spitaleri - Huntington Beach CA, US
International Classification:
A61F 5/02
A41D 13/00
A41D 31/18
Abstract:
A posture improvement device provides neuromuscular stimulation or proprioceptive therapy using a combination of pressure, torque and angle simultaneously applied to a user in order to train body muscles for proper posture through muscle memory. The device comprises a garment designed to be worn by the user, which is preferably configured like a short-sleeved undershirt or T-shirt. The garment may be fabricated of a stretchable, yet taut material in order to provide the desirable form-fitting feature such that pressure may be readily applied to the surface of the skin for neuromuscular stimulation. This elastomeric material is also preferably breathable and/or which has moisture wicking capabilities.
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