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National Ano-wire, Inc.

Daniel Edward Carr

Andrzej W Lipkowski

Aleksandra Misicka-Kesik

Anna Klinowiecka

Iwona Bonney

Dariusz Kosson

Piotr Kosson

Aleksandra Misjecka-Kesik

Massage tool

A massage tool that provides direct therapeutic pressure to the ventral rami and femoral nerves, and/or the psoas and iliacus muscles is disclosed. The tool includes upward pointing blades that may be properly aligned with the nerves and/or muscles to gently lengthen the nerves and relax the muscles. This in turn may lessen pressure to associated joints and bones thereby providing relief to chronic back and/or leg pain.

Pelvic massage device and method of use

A massage tool that provides ergonomic support to the user's hands and thumbs is provided. The tool may include a hand grip with a forward extending thumb portion. A series of massage ridges may be positioned beneath the thumb portion such that downward pressure applied to the thumb portion (e.g., by the user's thumb) may be transferred to the ridges to facilitate the massage. Two massage tools may be combined to form a combined massage tool assembly that may be used with two hands.

Massage device and method of use

Abdominal and leg massage device and method of use

A massage handwear system including handwear with outward extending ridges is provided. The handwear may be worn on the hands of the massage therapist while administering a massage. The outward extending ridges are configured in the palm areas, the fingertip areas and/or the thumb areas of the handwear and are usable to apply pressure to the recipient of the massage. Some of the outward extending ridges on a first handwear are adapted to engage with other outward extending ridges on a second handwear to configure the first and second handwear as a two-hand handwear assembly.

Inflammation caused by disease states such as rheumatism, gout, neurodegeneration and tumours result in the increased effectiveness of the opioid peptide biphalin or its analogues, due likely to the increased permeability of the 'blood-brain barrier', due to which it becomes possible to use the opioid peptide to produce a new analgesic for use during inflammation caused by rheumatism, gout, neurodegeneration, post-surgical or post-accidental trauma or tumours.

Use of a peptide and an analgesic pharmaceutical agent

Provided are compounds represented by: wherein Ris a D-alanine, D-serine, D-threonine, D-methionine, D-leucine, D-asparagine or D-glutamine side chain and Ris a phenylalanine or tryptophan side-chain, and compositions containing such compounds.

Compounds and their analgesic applications

A high speed aluminum wire anodizing machine and process are provided which includes anodizing aluminum wire in an anodizer tank having wire ingress and egress openings. At least two adjacent rotatable wire accumulator drums are provided in the tank, preferably with means for producing a flow of anodizing electrolytes into each of the drums through an end hub thereof and out of the sidewalls of the drums passed circumferential wire separators. An anode is located proximal to the wire ingress opening, preferably in a contact cell which has an adjustable wire egress window. At least one cathode is provided in the tank. The cathode is preferably either between the drums or a pair of cathodes are provided above and below the drums adjacent to the sidwalls thereof, or both.

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Los Angeles, CA, United States of America

Daniel Edward Carr