Designing a Belt to Cool the Human Body, Absorb Heat with Clay, and Treat Chronic Diseases

Abstract

The thermal system of the human body changed after the era of the discovery of fire, but wearing a belt that contains within it materials that are relatively similar to the elements of the body would absorb heat and treat a number of diseases. Some inventors tried to place small fans between the layers of the shirt to combat the summer heat, but they are tiring when worn and the relative cold ends immediately. He removed the shirt, and a Japanese company introduced a collar that is placed on the neck equipped with a small system similar to split devices. Its possible complications can come from ammonia and electricity coming into contact, even indirectly, with the human neck. Then the cold ends as soon as it is removed. As for the cooling belt, the relative cold it causes continues for hours, even after removing it. The materials it contains are so abundant that it would not occur to one to think that it is river silt. I submitted it to standardization and control to obtain a patent. Such clay contains chemical elements that apparently match some of the active elements in the human thermal body, so the materials of the belt become symmetrical with their counterparts in the body.