Abstract: A portable LED-laser biomagnetic waves therapy device including a body portion, a head portion, a plurality of magnets, a plurality of LED lights, a laser and a power mechanism. The head portion is attachable to an end of the body portion. The plurality of magnets is mounted to at least one of the body portion and the head portion. The plurality of LED lights is mounted to at least one of the body portion and the head portion. The laser is mounted to at least one of the body portion and the head portion. The power mechanism is operably attached to the plurality of LED lights and the laser.

Abstract: A portable LED-laser biomagnetic waves therapy device including a body portion, a head portion, a plurality of magnets, a plurality of LED lights, a laser and a power mechanism. The head portion is attachable to an end of the body portion. The plurality of magnets is mounted to at least one of the body portion and the head portion. The plurality of LED lights is mounted to at least one of the body portion and the head portion. The laser is mounted to at least one of the body portion and the head portion. The power mechanism is operably attached to the plurality of LED lights and the laser.

Abstract: A portable massage, magnet and light therapy device including a body portion, a head portion, a plurality of magnets, a vibrating mechanism and a power mechanism. The head portion is attachable to an end of the body portion. The plurality of magnets is mounted to at least one of the body portion and the head portion. The plurality of LEDs is mounted to at least one of the body portion and the head portion. The vibrating mechanism is mounted to at least one of the body portion and the head portion. The power mechanism is operably attached to the plurality of LEDs and the vibrating mechanism.

Abstract: A body stretching and decompression system for use on a horizontal surface is disclosed. The system includes a frame having first and second portions adjustably connected together. A pair of hand grips are secured to the second portion of the frame. The system also includes a cuff assembly to be secured to a user, a rollable positioning member for allowing a user to move on the horizontal surface in a direction away from the first portion of the frame, and a resilient coupling resiliently attaching the first portion of said frame to the cuff assembly. When the cuff assembly is secured to a user and the user is disposed on the positioning member in an initial position with respect to the first portion of the frame, the user may apply a user-selected amount of traction to the user's skeletal system by grasping the hand grips and moving the user's body to an extended position. The amount of traction is generally proportional to the distance between the initial and extended positions.

Abstract: A vibratory wrist support for use with a computer keyboard. The vibratory wrist support has a substantially cylindrical outer surface. The vibratory wrist support contains a vibratory mechanism that is capable of imparting a vibratory action to the surface of the vibratory wrist support.

Abstract: An isometric exercise device including a stretchable member and a vibratory portion. The isometric exercise device enables a person to perform an isometric exercise using the stretchable member while the vibratory portion generates vibratory pulses that are useful in providing a massaging action to a portion of the person's body.