Case Study: Multiple Sclerosis Treatment with coMra Therapy

Patient Information

• Diagnosis: Multiple Sclerosis (Relapsing-Remitting Type)
• Year of Diagnosis: 1999
• Started coMra Therapy: September 2010

Initial Symptoms

1. Chronic and Acute Pain
   • Radiation down arms, legs, and face
   • Shooting and sharp shocks in hands, face, and back
   • “MS hug” (intense abdominal pain)
2. Neurological Issues
   • Numbness and pins and needles
   • Skin pain (pain to touch)
   • Deafness in left ear
   • Blurred vision
3. Fatigue and Weakness
   • Constant tiredness
   • Loss of muscular strength
   • Difficulty walking (used walking stick)
   • Unable to complete household chores without resting
4. Digestive Issues
   • Improper digestion
   • Choking while eating
5. Other Conditions
   • Arthritis (limited movement in left hand)
   • Coronary heart issues
   • Pepper joint disease

coMra Therapy Protocol

1. Morning: Universal 5 (nervous and endocrine system)
2. Midday: Universal 3 (non-invasive blood irradiation)
3. Afternoon: Heart treatment
4. Evening: Universal 4 (digestive system, blood, peripheral nervous system, adrenals, spinal cord)

Results

After First Week

• Slept through the night (first time in 10 years)
• No stomach pain (first time in 7 years)
• Able to garden without falling
• Worked in kitchen without using chair

After First Month

• Stopped all pain medication
• Continued blood pressure medication and trial MS drug

Day 51

• Immediate headache relief with Delta laser
• Quick stomach pain relief
• Arthritis in left hand resolved
• Bile count decreased by 30 points

After Three Months

• Better heat tolerance
• No headaches
• No excessive fatigue or muscle weakness
• Shorter and less intense relapses

One Year, Four Months

• Longer breaks between treatment courses
• Normal blood tests (bile count, blood sugar, cholesterol, vitamin D, phosphorus, blood pressure)
• Weight loss
• Reduced sugar cravings
• Resumed full-day work and exercises (Pilates, yoga)

Two Years, Six Months

• Reduced treatment program
• Rare, short-duration pain attacks
• No infections for two years

Four Years (Current Status)

• Feeling strong with no fatigue, anxiety, or headaches
• Slurry speech and stomach problems resolved
• Improved psychological and cognitive test results
• Improved hand-eye coordination
• Normal blood tests
• Still deaf in left ear
• Maintains reduced treatment program

Current Lifestyle

• Extremely active life
• Works full-time teaching cooking to autistic and Asperger’s students
• Expanding business due to demand
• Opening production kitchen for special needs individuals

This case study demonstrates significant improvement in MS symptoms and overall quality of life using coMra therapy over a four-year period, transforming the patient from severely limited to running an active organization.