Zenon A Rogacki

20020162560, Nov 7, 2002

May 17, 2002

10/147404

Zenon Rogacki - North Hollywood CA, US

A61M016/10

128/898000, 128/203120

A mode of providing halotherapy to the lower respiratory tract that includes the step of operating a plastic apparatus and inhaling. The plastic apparatus contains sodium chloride (common table salt) User operates the plastic apparatus to release a dosage of salt-filtered air for inhalation when the apparatus is aimed into the user's mouth by way of corrugated plastic tubing and a plastic breathing regulator located next to a plastic mouthpiece. The user then inhales the dosage of salt-filtered air to target the lower respiratory tract (lungs). This dosage of salt-filtered air supplies a concentration adequate to produce potent halotherapy and with continual use, on a daily basis, eliminates dyspnea due to chronic respiratory ailments.

20080139108, Jun 12, 2008

Dec 12, 2006

11/636785

Zenon A. Rogacki - North Hollywood CA, US

F24F 7/00

454306

A mode of providing clean filtered air into regular room by inserting a Plexiglas panel into a standard window. The Plexiglas panel is perforated so outside air can come in flowing through two filters, plastic and paper, and circulated by an electric fan that is attached to the Plexiglas panel. A twenty-four hour switch and timer regulates the time of filtered air coming into the room. The Plexiglas panel is also fitted with a perforation where air can flow through two filters that are attached to a breathing regulator for inhaling fresh clean air for exercising the lungs.