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Summary: This text discusses the principles of coMra therapy, emphasizing its holistic approach to healing by supporting the body's natural systems. It details the various components of coMra therapy, including the use of radiances, treatment protocols, and specific devices like the coMra Delta and coMra Palm. The text also explains the importance of treating blood, lymph nodes, nerves, skin, and musculoskeletal structures in the healing process.
So again, we will treat directly the organ or the tissue that is affected by a disease or trauma. Plus, you would be treating supplying typically a closed artery. You would also be treating the lymph nodes. And this is because these are the highways that carry oxygen, they carry nutrients, they carry immune cells to that site and you want to support that damaged site, so we'll be treating blood. Then you would be also treating the nerves that are going into that site. You will be treating skin, skin being the transducer of the regenerative messaging and the immune cells and also will be treating the sometimes it's necessary to treat the muscular skeletal structures.