Skin impedance measurement device for determining the correct choice of medication

摘要

This application describes an electronic system for applying a 3-volt direct current voltage to an electrode placed over an acupuncture point. The voltage is then passed through a 100 ohm resistor, and current is measured in milliamps at a frequency of 10 megahertz. A graph of milliamps against time is plotted on the accompanying computer. A consistent change in the shape of the graph is noted when a medication within a glass container is placed on a metal dish, in series in the circuit, that medication being effective for the patient being tested. IMAGE