- John
Harvey Kellogg (February 26, 1852 –
December 14, 1943) was an
American businessman, inventor, physician, and
advocate of the
Progressive Movement...
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inventor from Salt Lake City, Utah. He
received US
patent 2,460,707, "
Electrotherapeutic Device", in
February 1949,
after a
process of 17
years in discussions...
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Electrotherapeutics is a
general term for the use of
electricity in therapeutics, i.e. in the
alleviation and cure of disease. It is used as a treatment...
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Electrotherapeutics and Radiology,
American Electrotherapeutic ****ociation,
International ****ociation of Climatologists, New York
Electrotherapeutic Society...
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Transactions of the
American Electro-therapeutic ****ociation.
American Electrotherapeutic ****ociation. 1899. p. 16.
Archived from the
original on 23
March 2024...
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American vibrator companies started targeting household appliance and
electrotherapeutic device markets in the
early 1900s. It was
advertised overtly as a...
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Electrotherapeutic device invented by Charcot's teacher,
Guillaume Duchenne (1806–1875)...
- In 1855, he
announced that AC was
superior to
direct current for
electrotherapeutic triggering of
muscle contractions.
Alternating current technology...
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Duchenne announced that
alternating was
superior to
direct current for
electrotherapeutic triggering of
muscle contractions. What he
called the 'warming effect'...
- of
apparatus at the
Annual Meeting and
Exhibition of the
British Electrotherapeutic Society was
quite remarkable.
Those in
attendance were
treated to...
