FINGER PRESSURE-POINT FINGER-PRESSING SUBSTITUTE IMPLEMENT USED FOR BRAIN FUNCTION REHABILITATION BY FINGER PRESSURE-POINT FINGER-PRESSING

摘要

A finger-pressing substitute implement which can be used by anyone easily for a promising brain function rehabilitation method in which a finger part in Fig. 3 is finger-pressed as described in the specifications. A clip, having a V-shaped opening-carrying stimulating member and a mountain-shaped finger stimulating member engaging each other in a clip form, holds a finger to thereby easily apply a finger pressure-point stimulus to fingers of different sizes and shapes (from thumb to little finger, see Fig.5) with the V-shaped opening acting as a guide. The finger-pressure substitute implement applies a simple, sustained pressure-point stimulus to a person who can hardly stand a direct touch to his or her finger.