Carrying case for health program

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Referring to FIG.
1, manually-portable case 100 is similar in outside construction to a conventional brief case.
Case 100 has top housing 104 and bottom housing 108.
Front cover (lid) 112 is hinged (at 116) to the top front edge of top housing 104.
Front cover 112 overlaps and covers aperture or opening 120 in the front of bottom housing 108.
Carrying handle 124 is located on top of front cover 112.
Front cover 112 is held in place by conventional snap latches 128 mounted on the side of bottom housing 108.
Nobs 132 are mounted on back wall of top housing 104 and bottom housing 108.
Top housing 104 is hinged to bottom housing 108 by hinge 136.
Bottom housing 108 contains horizontal wall 140 which is located above the top of aperture 120 and affixed to front wall 144 by means of vertical lip 148 (see FIG.
4).
Horizontal wall 140 is affixed to vertical wall 152, thereby forming tray 160 for storing metal strips 156 and forming space 164 for storing book 168 (three in number in FIG.
3).
Vertical wall 152 forms space 176 for storing cards 172.
Top housing 104 contains dividers 180 and 184 to form compartments in which papers and pamphlets can be stored.
Internal lid 188 is hinged at 192 on the inside of bottom housing 108.
As shown in FIG.
1, lid 188 cover tray 160 when case 100 is in the closed position.
As shown in FIG.
2, lid 188 can be raised to a nearly vertical position when case 100 is in the open position.
See stop 196.
Lid 188 can also be held upright in place by a snap located on a short strap affixed to top housing 104.
Lid 188 is magnetized, so that metal strips 156 can be removably affixed to the surface of lid 188 in a display manner.
Brief case 100 has adequate space to house the indexing mechanism of the health program of this invention.
Storage area 164 provides storage for the three noted publications for the prevention, alleviation and possible cure of common diseases.
Other references or updated reference can be used.
Storage area 176 immediately behind filing tray 160 stores and displays index card system 172 showing the various common diseases, the reference to the prevention publications, the symptoms which will aid diagnosis and the nutrients for the prevention and possible cure of such diseases