FAQs on Conditions and Protocols

Continue the course. In serious or long-standing illness the body cycles through depletion, build-up and fighting, and symptoms can briefly look worse than before treatment started – that is the body engaging with the reserve it now has, not the treatment failing. Each successive flare is weaker than the one before it, and the gaps between them lengthen until recovery holds. The same holds when pain returns a few hours after an early session in a chronic case: coMra delivered a genuine metabolic lift that is not yet sufficient for the damage, which is a different thing from an analgesic wearing off.

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They set how deep the treatment reaches. 5 Hz works at 5–10 cm, for internal organs, blood and skeletal structure; 50 Hz at 1–2 cm, for muscle disorders, injuries and anything close to the skin; 1000 Hz at the surface, for skin conditions, burns, open wounds, the mouth, nose and ears, and the central nervous system; Variable cycles through all three, for joints and fractures where several depths are involved at once. Two rules never vary: the heart area is treated at 5 Hz and at no other frequency, and 5 Hz is never used on the brain.

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No. Each of the four radiances runs at low intensity within a broad safe window, and their synergy – not their strength – produces the effect, so there is no gain from driving the device harder and no overdose risk. The protocols already sit in the stimulatory part of the dose response; going beyond adds nothing. What decides the result is applying the right frequency at the right points on the schedule the protocol sets – including its rest periods, which lose effect if stretched past the stated interval.

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In a set order rather than at a single moment. Relief of pain and a sense of wellbeing come first, often within the first session, because cellular energy metabolism normalises within minutes. Sleep, digestion and mood restore over days as tissue-specific function resumes; neuro-immuno-endocrine regulation shifts over weeks; regeneration of tissue structure follows over weeks to months. Improvement at one layer while the next has not yet appeared is the normal sequence, not stagnation – and it is how you read where you are in the process.

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The points you treat and the rhythm of the course are what you adapt; the frequency each point calls for and the safety rules are not. There is no intensity to titrate – the device works inside a fixed synergetic range, so the variables in your hands are treatment site and treatment duration. The User Guide's protocols are a starting point, and you can extend them as your own experience grows. What stays fixed: frequency follows tissue depth, and the heart area is always treated at 5 Hz.

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Yes. Protocols are designed to be combined – to cover a local problem and a systemic one together, to address several co-occurring conditions in one person, or to treat an acute flare-up sitting on top of a chronic condition. The usual pairing is a systemic protocol (Universal 3, 5 or 7) plus the condition-specific one. Two rules apply when protocols are stacked: if more than one of them calls for the heart point, treat it only once in the session, and leave at least a couple of hours between separate sessions on the same day.

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Because the effect of the irradiation continues through the rest – the body keeps working with the reserve the course built, and healing responses sometimes intensify once the stimulation stops. Rest periods are taken once definite improvement has been achieved; until then, continue the course without them. The rest should also not run longer than the protocol specifies, since an over-long gap loses the accumulated effect rather than adding to it.

Because each session raises the cell's functional reserve a little, and sessions that follow before the reserve falls back accumulate on top of each other. A single session can produce real effects – pain easing, a feeling of lightness, better sleep that night – but structural repair only consolidates when the reserve is held above the load that is damaging the tissue for long enough. Sessions spaced too far apart in a depleted body lose ground in between. Consistency across a course is what changes the outcome, not the length of any one session.

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Two to three weeks for most protocols. The Universal routines are applied twice daily until definite improvement is noticed and then for seven more days; the multi-day routines run fixed cycles of six, ten or twelve days. Acute injuries are treated until improvement is evident, which can be a matter of days. Chronic and structural conditions need repeated courses over months, and where there is long-standing damage, over years – regeneration proceeds in stages and cannot be compressed.

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Begin with Universal Treatments 3 and 5 – the systemic pair is the standard starting point when no named protocol applies. The conditions listed in the Guide are examples of coMra's versatility, not a closed list: the biophysical effects of the four radiances are not disease-dependent, so the same restored functional reserve is available to the tissue whatever the diagnosis is called. Where the concern is local, treat the area of primary concern at the frequency that matches its depth. As you gain experience, you can extend the protocols and build on them.

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