1.3.3. Regeneration

1. Summary: This text discusses the principles of coMra therapy, explaining how it supports the body's natural healing processes. It emphasizes the constant regeneration and balance within the body, highlighting how disease arises when deterioration outpaces growth. The text also introduces various coMra devices and protocols, such as the coMra Delta, coMra Palm, and Universal Treatment Protocols.

So look, for example, at the finger. It has been damaged and given time, the body will regenerate the damaged skin, the nail. And this is the true healing because after the healing process, the finger is restored. So structurally, functionally, it's still same now is still original finger. So we are familiar with this process and we know what's happening every day. But what we need to understand is that regeneration occurs not just when we have a trauma or something like visible, we cut our finger. This actually happens in our body at all times. In fact, cells age and die all the time in our body. The so-called stem cells, this is the repair mechanisms that is designed to repair the cells that have died. So we may think about our body is something permanent and fixed. As we go day by day by day, maybe only 20 years later, you will see getting aging. But in fact, it is a mistake to think that our body or let's say a particular organ degenerate only with There is a constant balance between two processes. So we can think about them as the two forces. One force is creation, birth of the new cells and the other process is dying off. So the body is permanent and it looks permanent because there is exquisite balance between these two between these two opposing processes. It is only one of the process, let's say, deterioration and death start to outpace the growth. That's when we observe the manifestation of disease. Like for example, a chronic illness, skin damage,