FAQs on coMra Basics

Coherence is synchronicity – the degree to which different processes oscillate in step with each other. A rowing boat reaches top speed not when each rower pulls harder but when they all pull in rhythm, and a cell works the same way: its efficiency depends on its internal coherency, because synchronised processes add up while unsynchronised ones cancel out and waste energy on random motion. coMra raises coherence in tissue, so the effort the cell is already making produces more result – no pushing, no forcing a direction. The name states the mechanism: coMra stands for coherence achieved through Modulation of different Radiances.

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Yes. coMra helps the body move out of a state of stress into one of calm activation, in which rest, digestion and repair run well. It does this by supporting the cells' energy and the body's own regulation of the nervous, immune and hormonal systems. The colour sequence plays a part too: indigo and blue light help activate the calming side of the nervous system.

People typically notice better sleep, improved digestion and a lift in mood. coMra can be used both in acute stress and for long-term stress management; it is drug-free, safe for regular use at home and works well alongside other ways of managing stress.

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Yes. coMra uses low-intensity radiances with no risk of overdose, so it is safe from infancy to old age, and during pregnancy. Children can receive any adult treatment; for infants under three, treatment times are halved, because young children respond faster than adults. An adult always applies the treatment to a child.

There is no upper age limit, and coMra is especially helpful for older people with age-related conditions – which makes one device suitable for the whole family.

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Yes. coMra combines safely with medication, surgery and other therapies: it has no chemical action of its own, so there is nothing to interact with a drug, and nothing needs to be stopped or paused. It is used both before and after surgical and pharmacological treatment, and practitioners of many disciplines – acupuncture, osteopathy, physiotherapy and others – use it alongside their own methods. As healing progresses, the need for symptom-relieving medication often falls naturally; any change in dose follows the improvement rather than preceding it.

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It depends on what you are treating. For a specific condition, the coMra user guide sets the schedule – most protocols run once or twice daily for two to three weeks, followed by a rest. Acute problems may need more frequent sessions at first, while chronic conditions need repeated courses over a longer time.

For prevention and general wellbeing, three to five courses a year are recommended – especially to prevent a chronic condition from returning, or ahead of physical or emotional stress or a medical procedure. For children under three, treatment times are halved.

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A typical session lasts 20–40 minutes. The exact time is set by the protocol: a small acute area can take as little as 5 minutes, while treating several areas in one session takes longer. Each protocol in the coMra user guide states the time for every treatment point.

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Yes. In chronic conditions coMra raises the functional reserve of cells and organs – the energy and capacity that long-term repair depends on – and it is safe for long-term use alongside other treatments. Healing in a serious chronic condition takes time: improvement comes over months, sometimes years, at the body's own pace.

Even where full recovery is not possible, coMra can ease symptoms and improve quality of life. Once a condition is in remission, three to five preventive courses a year help prevent relapses. Results depend on the severity of the condition, and coMra works best as part of a broader approach to health.

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No – coMra therapy has no significant side effects. Each of its radiances works at a very low intensity, and because they amplify each other, the intensities can be lower still than in therapies that use one radiance alone. Treatment is non-invasive, with no risk of overdose even with extended use, and it is safe during pregnancy, for babies and for older people.

coMra supports the body's own healing rather than forcing a change, which is the main reason for its safety. The usual precautions from the user guide still apply: never let the laser shine into open eyes, and keep the device at least 30 cm from a pacemaker.

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coMra supports the body's own regeneration: cells gain energy, molecules move more efficiently and cell communication improves, which raises the functional reserve of cells and organs. In practice this means pain relief in acute and chronic conditions, better sleep, digestion and mood, support for the immune system, and faster recovery after injury or surgery.

It is also practical. Treatment is non-invasive and low-intensity, with no risk of overdose, so one device can serve the whole family – during pregnancy, for children and in older age – and it works alongside other treatments. Used regularly, coMra helps maintain health, can reduce reliance on medication and, in serious illness, can improve quality of life.

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coMra makes the cell's own processes more efficient rather than forcing them in any direction. The infrared laser and the magnetic field help cells produce more energy, raising the efficiency of ATP synthesis – the cell's energy supply – by 200–300%. The ultrasound in the coMra Pro speeds the transport of molecules through the tissue, and a sequence of coloured LEDs gives the cells a regenerative signal.

What ties these together is coherence: the radiances help the cell's processes work in step with each other, so the effort the cell already makes produces more result. With more energy and better coordination, the body repairs itself – which shows as pain relief, better sleep and digestion, improved mood, stronger immunity and faster tissue repair.

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