Abstract: A sublingual, ultra violet (UV) light device is disclosed. The light device is comprised of a cold cathode ray tube and a light emitting diode (LED) and a mouth piece. Embodiments of the device can include an onboard controller, a handle and can be powered by a multitude of sources. The light device combines light from a cold cathode ray tube with light from LEDs to enhance the various wavelength exposures to the user. An object of the invention is to enhance conventional cold cathode ray tube immunotherapy with complementary LED light.

Abstract: A finger mounted toothbrush system includes a sheath constructed of a flexible, textured substrate; a rigid, pronged skeleton that fits into the substrate; and a retaining ring that secures the sheath to the skeleton. Prongs of skeleton may be constructed of thermoplastic that can be hardened to fit a user's finger size.

Abstract: A finger mounted toothbrush system includes a sheath constructed of a flexible, textured substrate; a rigid, pronged skeleton that fits into the substrate; and a retaining ring that secures the sheath to the skeleton. Prongs of skeleton may be constructed of thermoplastic that can be hardened to fit a user's finger size.

Abstract: Embodiments of an apparatus for draining liquid generally include a liquid inlet, a p-trap, an additive reservoir, a fluid outlet, a float switch, a valve, and a fitting, wherein the liquid inlet allows for introduction of liquid, the p-trap allows for maintenance of a liquid level whereby contact is provided between the liquid and an additive contained in the additive reservoir, the fluid outlet is configured to maintain the liquid level above an additive reservoir bottom interior surface, the float switch provides indication of high liquid level, the valve allows for blockage of fluid flow between the p-trap and the liquid inlet, and the fitting allows for introduction of high-pressure fluid into the apparatus. Embodiments of a method for clearing a liquid draining apparatus generally include ceasing flow of liquid there into, operating a valve to substantially prevent reverse flow of liquid therefrom, and providing high-pressure fluid into the apparatus.

Abstract: In one embodiment there is provided a system for light therapy. The system includes a light guide transmission device having at least one UV bulb for dispersing UV light a light guide cable to a light guide terminating end, an optical capturing device operable to receive an image from a lens positioned at an optical cable terminating end, and a fluid delivery/suction device along a flexible hose. Each of the cables being inserted into a probe cable having a tip adapted for use internally or externally with a patient. Further the system includes a single controller in communication with and for controlling the functionality of the light guide transmission device, the optical capturing device, and the fluid delivery/suction device.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a skin cream containing L-glutathione and methyl sulfone in combination with perfluorodecalin and various vitamins such as Vitamin D and C. The cream can be used to treat cancerous and precancerous diseases found in or on the skin.

Abstract: In one embodiment there is provided a spinal needle having a cannula defining an interior hollowed region with a longitudinal length and opposite proximal and distal ends. The cannula includes an opening at its distal end. The spinal needle further includes a UV light source and a light transmission tube positioned within the cannula for transmitting UV light emitting from the UV light source. The light transmission tube having a length extending through the longitudinal length of the cannula and having a distal end positioned at or about the distal end of the cannula.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a skin cream containing L-glutathione and methyl sulfone in combination with perfluorodecalin and various vitamins such as Vitamin D and C. The cream can be used to treat cancerous and precancerous diseases found in or on the skin.

Abstract: In light therapy apparatus is defined to include a UV light source secured to a casing. A shroud is placed over an exposed portion of the UV light source and is secured or attached around the perimeter of the casing end. Since the UV light source can generate a significant amount of heat, the casing includes an internal fan. Various tubing configurations may be used to help direct the air flow from the fan around the UV light source. In addition, a vent opening in the shroud was found to reduce the temperature of the shroud to prevent damage to a person using the apparatus.

Abstract: In one embodiment there is provided a system for delivering UV-light under a patient's tongue. The system includes a UV-light source in communication with a pair of tubes and a U-shaped double trough mouth piece with upper and lower troughs adapted to engage upper and lower teeth. The upper and lower troughs being interconnected by a relatively flat base surface. A pair of windowed apertures are centrally located in the double trough region and extend from the front to the rear of the double trough region. Each windowed aperture includes a pair of openings extending out through the lower base surface to accommodate the pair of tubes, such that the tips of the tubes are capable of extending through the openings and exiting through the lower base surface.

Abstract: In one embodiment there is provided a system for light therapy. The system includes a light guide transmission device having at least one UV bulb for dispersing UV light a light guide cable to a light guide terminating end, an optical capturing device operable to receive an image from a lens positioned at an optical cable terminating end, and a fluid delivery/suction device along a flexible hose. Each of the cables being inserted into a probe cable having a tip adapted for use internally or externally with a patient. Further the system includes a single controller in communication with and for controlling the functionality of the light guide transmission device, the optical capturing device, and the fluid delivery/suction device.

Abstract: An light therapy apparatus is defined to include a UV light source secured to a casing. A shroud is placed over an exposed portion of the UV light source and is secured or attached around the perimeter of the casing end. Since the UV light source can generate a significant amount of heat, the casing includes an internal fan. Various tubing configurations may be used to help direct the air flow from the fan around the UV light source. In addition, a vent opening in the shroud was found to reduce the temperature of the shroud to prevent damage to a person's user the apparatus.

Abstract: A device for providing light, preferably UV light to infants and/or children. The device comprises a housing, inside the housing are one or more light sources adapted to emit light at a therapeutic wavelength or wavelengths. A series of apertures in the housing are adapted to align a plurality of light guides with the light source(s). The light guides conduct light to the patient. The light guides are preferably attached to a light guide holding element. The holding element is preferably a panel which is adjustably placed above the patient. The light guides can either provide light directly to the patient or the panel can be the light providing surface.

Abstract: Ultraviolet light is applied to an animal's blood while that blood remains in the body. The UV light is applied sublingually or directly to the blood. One of more light guides is used in connection with a bridle to help directed the ends of the light guide under the animal's tongue.

Abstract: a light device that is used to irradiates mucous membrane, blood organ, tumor or other body tissue. The light device has a power supply the least one light source and a camera the light source admits light at least one therapeutic wavelength preferably UVA and or UVC light the device also has a light source capable of emitting infrared radiation. A treatment provider uses the camera to locate and identify tissue to the irradiated. The treatment provider then positions the tip of the device and irradiates the tissue.

Abstract: Light having one or more therapeutic wavelengths is applied to a patient's gums. A mouthguard directing the UV-A, UV-C or both UV-A and UV-C light to the patient's gums is placed in the patient's mouth. The mouth guard is placed over the teeth and gums or between the gums and lips. The gums are then illuminated.

Abstract: Ultraviolet light is applied to an animals blood while that blood remains in the body. The UV light is applied sublingually or directly to the blood. One of more light guides with fused silica fiber optic bundles is inserted under the animal's tongue. A fiber optic strand or bundle runs through the tube to irradiate the mucus membrane and provide the UV light to the blood.

Abstract: An irradiation chamber or panel for providing UV light to the skin. The irradiation chamber or panel can be used to treat both skin ailments and internal ailments. Optionally, irradiation of the skin can be coupled with irradiation of the blood. By coupling skin and blood irradiation, substantially complete irradiation of the patient can occur. The booth comprises a door, preferably with a window to monitor the patient while inside. The door or interior of the chamber has holding bars to facilitate patient support. There is a UV light source in the interior of the chamber to allow irradiation of the patient. There may be holding straps and/or holding bars to help a patient support him or herself in the chamber. The booth or panel has a control system that may be automatically set, set via computer connection, manually set. The control system preferably has an automatic shut-off.

Abstract: Light having one or more therapeutic wavelengths is applied to a patient's blood while that blood remains in the body. The UV light is applied sublingually. A shell having a cold cathode fluorescent bulb is inserted under a patient's tongue to irradiate the mucus membrane and provide the UV light to the blood.

Abstract: Light having one or more therapeutic wavelengths is applied to a patient's blood while that blood remains in the body. The UV light is applied sublingually. A shell having a cold cathode fluorescent bulb is inserted under a patient's tongue to irradiate the mucus membrane and provide the UV light to the blood.