4.3.3. Selecting the Axis that Seems most Appropriate for Systemic Treatments

1. *Summary: This text discusses the principles of coMra therapy, including its use of radiances and universal treatment protocols. It explains how to approach treatment based on a patient's symptoms, categorizing them into vitality issues and emotional/mental imbalances. The text also highlights the importance of blood irradiation and the use of different coMra devices.*

So when you have people come into your clinic or if you're treating yourself at home, let's say you feel it's more of a vitality issue, you feel physically drained or tired or this kind of thing, then you're looking at more of this vitality access. And if you feel more, let's say, stressed out, overwhelmed, keep up, you find yourself irritable, emotional, reactive, these kind of things, then you're looking more at this horizontal axis. And when we get into the treatments, you'll see there's a lot of overlaps. And then in the center, you see here you have the Universal 3. And this is the blood and blood is central to life and pretty much anywhere in the body, the blood is going to be involved in some way. I'll just add something to think about coMra therapy is what if there is a lot of different diseases is how would I approach designing a treatment when there's a lot of different things. So if you start thinking about what is more involved here and the way you need to look at. So the horizontal axis, this is the systems and organs that are supporting the emotional and mental apparatus. So whenever the disease has underlying link or cause hidden with within this a disbalance of emotional nature or a mental nature, then you'll be looking at treatment of the brain, the endocrine glands, organs and so on. Vertically, we're talking about, just to repeat what Garrett said, the vitality aspect. And now if you have a low immunity, or maybe perhaps you simply have no energy.