Case Study: Glaucoma Treatment with coMra Therapy

Introduction to Glaucoma

• Complex eye disease related to the health and resiliency of the optic nerve
• Raised intraocular pressure is a risk factor, not diagnostic criteria
• Possible to have glaucoma with low or high intraocular pressure

Patient Profile

• Gender: Female
• Age: In her 50s
• Diagnosed with glaucoma in 2011

Initial Symptoms and Diagnosis

• High intraocular pressure
• Optic nerve inferior rim thinning in both eyes
• Nearsighted (corrected with lenses)
• Allergic skin reactions on face and neck to glaucoma medications

coMra Treatment Protocol

• 48 treatments over 28 days (Autumn 2016)
• Each treatment approximately 20 minutes
• Used Neurology 14 treatment protocol

Treatment Outcomes

October 2016 Checkup

• Intraocular pressure improvements:
• Both eyes: 14 mm Hg (lowest ever recorded)
• Increased field of vision (noticed after first week)
• Resolution of skin rash

Additional Treatments

• Herbal supplements for detoxification (skin, kidney, lymph, liver, bowel)
• Eye-specific supplements
• General vitamin and mineral supplements

Medication

• Patient still using one type of eye drops under medical supervision
• List of previously used medications provided (not detailed in summary)

Notes on Optic Nerve Inferior Rim Thinning

• Refers to thinning at the bottom of the optic disc (optic nerve)

Conclusion

Quote from Théun Mares, founder of Radiant Life Technologies:

“The state of well-being is something that has to be experienced before one even knows that it exists. Once it has been discovered, it needs to be nurtured and tended with care.”

Note: coMra therapy is reported to work synergistically with other therapies, both invasive and non-invasive, potentially improving overall outcomes.