6.1.3.19. Adaptation - coMra Training and Activation Response

1. *Summary: This text discusses how to adjust coMra therapy treatment times based on the body's response. It explains that when the body is in a "training response," treatment time can be increased, while in an "activation response," standard treatment times should be used. The text also mentions the use of the coMra Delta device and the importance of consulting the user guide.*

Okay. So let's look at the patterns of response and relevance to coMra therapy. If the -- if somebody comes to your office or maybe you're treating yourself and currently you are feeling fairly well, the body is currently engaged in the so-called training response, then you can safely increase treatment time. When somebody is in training response, it means that the body is coping with whatever condition, they have fairly well. All systems are working at the optimum capacity. So let's say somebody comes to with acute injury or perhaps with some chronic condition, but not too serious. And the overall body, overall state is in training. So you may safely increase coMra therapy. So let's say you open user guide and you will see one minute to point. You may go five minutes to point a couple of minutes per point safely. Now, when body is in activation response, when all the healing systems are already engaged, then the treatment doses, the amount of time that you place coMra Delta on the point will be fairly standard, meaning one minute per point, perhaps two minutes per point. So this is something to keep in mind when comes to coMra therapy