A medical apparatus which includes a first magnetic energy device with a magnetically conductive, rounded, pointed front end for acupuncturing acupuncture points of the fingers and around the eyes by means of a magnetic resonance, and a second magnetic energy device with a magnetically conductive concave front end for stimulating the orbicularis oculi muscle by means of a magnetic resonance.

A therapeutic device for treating a portion of a human body has a rigid outer surface with a magnet therein. The outer surface has a curved shape to provide a pressure point proximate to the location of the magnet so that a patient may be simultaneously treated with pressure point therapy and magnetic therapy. Furthermore, the device may be chilled to treat the patient simultaneously with cryotherapy.

A personal massage device that allows a person to apply a vibrating massage to his own back. The unique shape of the device allows the operator to hold it comfortably with one or both hands, while pressing the vibrating head of the device against his back. The device has a modified "J" shape, containing a straight main handle, a curved extension with a vibrator device located at the end, and a straight supplementary handle attached to the main handle at a right angle. A conveniently placed switch in the supplementary handle allows the operator to turn the vibrating device on or off while it is being held in its operating position. Interchangeable massage heads can be employed to vary the type of massage available from the device.

A personal sanitary device is provided to assist individuals in personal hygiene, and specifically to provide a device for overweight or otherwise activity-limited individuals to wipe and to cleanse their excretory orifices, and surrounding areas. The device includes laterally extending handle sections for grasping and manipulation by a user. The handle is attached to one end of a rod. The other end of the rod is connected to a finger member which may be fitted with a disposable cover when used. The device is formed in sections that may be separated for storage.

An apparatus and method for self-administered physiotherapeutic treatment and exercise of the human body in which an elongated loop shaped bar has a first distal end portion connected by a curvilinear portion to a straight portion on one side of the loop to a second curvilinear portion in a second distal end portion defining a gap wide enough to accommodate a portion of the user's body which can be remotely manipulated by the user from another part of the bar.