6.1.3.28. Adaptation - MIL-Therapy Relapse Experience: Who is Most Prone - Sex and Age

1. *Summary: This text discusses statistics related to relapses in patients undergoing a new therapy involving magneto infrared laser, comparing it to coMra therapy. It highlights that relapses are more frequent in adults, particularly women, and especially those aged 40-59, while being rare in younger adults. The text also touches on the importance of emotional and endocrine states in the body's response to therapy and mentions the use of super pulse lasers in coMra Delta.*

Okay. So something I also want to add on the statistics because with new therapy, with the magneto infrared laser therapy, the statistics is huge. I mean, the in thousands per condition. So what they found out is that on average, about 10% of patients would show relapses to a different degree. And what's interesting, this is again, regardless of the type of the condition, on average, it would be about 10% from 5% to 30%. But if you look at age, adults would have relapses up to two times more frequently than children. Among adults, only 2% of men would have relapses and 13% of women would have relapses, which is six times more often relapse for the women. And also, the absolute maximum of relapse will happen in women with the age 40 to 59 age group in women. Adults of both genders 19 to 29, there is practically no relapse observed. So this is very interesting statistics because, again, it brings back a point of where you are at in terms of your emotional state, where your endocrine system is at, are you in an activation state, are you in a stress state? And how would you respond? Is your body capable of handling that therapeutic disturbance appropriately to get into the activation stage, which is most conducive to healing? So new therapy is -- has radiances much more strong with coMra therapy they used level laser, so-called super pulse. So with coMra Delta with coMra therapy across the board, we don't see as many accounts of relapses, but still is something to be aware, especially when you're working with very chronic, very depleted people. So the end of the day is intent of the