6.2.8. 980 & 905 - Structural, Long Term Pathologies - Time Considerations

Summary: This text discusses the principles and applications of coMra therapy, a holistic healing method that uses radiances like infrared laser, magnetic field, ultrasound, and colored LEDs. It highlights the different coMra devices, such as the coMra Delta and coMra Palm, and their specific uses, as well as the importance of understanding the gradual nature of healing with coMra. The conversation between Arzhan Surazakov and Garrett Murrin emphasizes the need for patience and consistency in treatment, especially for chronic conditions.

If it's a structurally expressed, like let's say, cartilage is worn out or you've got ossification or something, this will take time. You're treating the cells today and the benefits to them have to be passed on to the progeny and then so on and so forth to actually start to reverse that. So some things are a time piece. Very good point, Garrett. When somebody so used to taking a pill and let's say pain goes away in 10 minutes. They had a shot and then pain is gone. With Delta, it's a gentle process. They must really understand that healing does not happen overnight. So if you've been sick for let's say 10 years and this is for how long you've been going down the slope, it will take time. It will take perhaps weeks, months. If it's a neurodegenerative condition, forget weeks and a year, going forward, perhaps a couple of years or three years, regular maintaining and treating and just keeping on, keeping on with treatments.