4.1.15. Time per Point - Different Approaches, People and Situations

Summary: This text discusses the duration of coMra therapy treatments, typically ranging from 1 to 5 minutes due to the synergy of four radiances. It explains how treatment time can be adjusted based on factors like pain severity, patient size, and age, with shorter treatments being more effective for children and acute injuries. The text also highlights the convenience of shorter treatments for home use.

time to point. Now in coMra therapy, the treatments are fairly short. This is typically 1 to 5 minutes. And this is because we have four radiances working together at the same time, so there's a synergy of all four radiances. In acute pain and in trauma, up to 10 minutes easy or even more. If the person is big, it is make sense to increase the points just because The target organ could be deeper, but also it could be much larger in our first instance. By the same token, when you treat children, you would decrease the treatment time. Well, first of all, children are generally much more responsive to coMra. I mean, they don't need generally more treatments anyway, but also because they are small and especially if they are under 3 years old, you can use the same treatments as for adults, but you can cut the treatment in half basically. And with the many shorter treatments, just a little analogy, if you look at when there's an acute injury and you can do a lot of short treatments, it's like incremental adjustments. So small incremental adjustments with any kind of acute injury will work very well and speed up the healing process considerably. And then if you're at home, Often a lot of shorter treatments can be much more for some people much more convenient.