coMra therapy for cranial nerve damage

A Multidisciplinary Approach to Healing

For nearly 40 years, I have worked in the field of alternative eye care, dedicating over two decades to microcurrent therapy. My journey began with the invention and patenting of the first microcurrent unit designed to treat macular degeneration and retinitis pigmentosa – a device that eventually received FDA clearance and has since been used in thousands of clinical cases. While microcurrent technology remains an incredibly powerful tool, my clinical experience has taught me that the most profound healing often occurs through a multidisciplinary, team-based approach.

In the past, I participated in a collaborative group in Ithaca, New York, known as the "Light Group." This team integrated various healing modalities, including sacred geometry, crystal healing, cranial sacral therapy, music therapy, and light therapy. By applying these modalities simultaneously, we achieved remarkable results with patients suffering from intense pain and complex emotional issues. This experience convinced me that the synergy of multiple energy forms is often more effective than any single-modality approach.

The Discovery of coMra Therapy

While searching for new laser technology to supplement our office’s existing tools – which include low-level lasers, microcurrent, Syntonex, and nutraceuticals – I discovered the coMra Delta laser. I was immediately struck by the device’s design; it incorporated red, yellow, violet, blue, and green LEDs, pulsed infrared for deep penetration, magnetic fields, and ultrasound. It was, in effect, the "Light Group" in the palm of my hand.

Upon contacting Radiant Life Technologies, I was introduced to coMra therapy (coherent multi-radiation therapy). I began to integrate this technology into my practice, specifically for complex cases where other methods had reached their limits.

Case Study: Restoring Cranial Nerve Function

One particularly compelling case involved a woman suffering from sixth cranial nerve paralysis following brain surgery. During the removal of a tumor on the right side of her brain, a portion of the nerve innervating one of her eye muscles was severed.

The patient presented with 40 diopters of esotropia – her eye was turned inward and upward, causing constant, debilitating double vision. Her visual acuity had dropped from 20/20 to 20/40, and she suffered from an enlarged blind spot and optic nerve swelling. Previous attempts to manage the condition with steroids and prisms had failed, leaving the patient unemployed and desperate.

Initial treatments using synthetic phototherapy and specific microcurrent concussion and optic nerve protocols yielded no significant change after several weeks. Deciding to pivot, we introduced coMra therapy using the coMra Delta laser.

The Treatment Protocol

We utilized the coMra optical neuropathy protocol, applying the Delta 905 laser around the head and directly to the site of the previous surgery. We treated the area for five minutes at a frequency of 50 Hz.

The results were transformative: * Rapid Improvement: By the second or third session, the patient reported a reduction in double vision. * Restored Movement: Within two weeks of treatment (three sessions per week), the patient regained movement in the previously paralyzed muscle. The esotropia measurement dropped from 40 diopters to 9. * Full Recovery: After 12 treatments, the eye alignment was nearly perfect. Subsequent follow-ups showed continued improvement, with the patient eventually reaching 20/20 visual acuity, a normal field of vision, and complete restoration of eye movement.

A year later, the patient remained symptom-free with no regression. This case serves as a powerful testament to the synergy of coMra therapy. By combining multiple energy radiations, we were able to revitalize the nerve energy in a way that single-modality applications could not achieve. It is a clear example of how, in the realm of regenerative health, the whole is truly greater than the sum of its parts.