Electrical therapeutic apparatus

BACKGROUND AND SUMMARY OF THE INVENTIONThis invention relates to an improvement in the conventional acupuncture therapy and more particularly to an electrical therapeutic apparatus for curing various diseases and bodily disorders by applying a voltage at a selected frequency and wave shape including a low frequency and a high frequency to a diagnostic point on the affected meridians in the human body. Acupuncture, one aspect of Oriental medicine, dates almost as far back as Oriental history itself. It was first described in detail as early as the 4th Century B.C. in the ancient Chinese documents on medicine and constituted the main major branch of medicine in the Orient until more recent times when Western medicine gained popularity. Acupuncture is based on the theory that the physiological activity of the body is controlled by 12 meridians which flow through the body which, in turn is governed by the universe, the natural phenomena surrounding the individual and his psychological disp...