In this webinar, Arzhan Surazakov, Director of Research and Development at Radiant Life Technologies, explores the relationship between the immune system and viral infections, specifically COVID-19. He addresses the common feeling of helplessness during a global health crisis and explains how individuals can reclaim their health by supporting their body’s innate biological intelligence.
Surazakov emphasizes that the human immune system is the most advanced research and development department in existence. Having evolved over millions of years, it is capable of identifying new pathogens – such as a novel virus – within days and developing specific strategies to neutralize them.
He distinguishes between two primary immune responses: * Innate Response: The body’s first line of defense, which recognizes broad classes of pathogens (like bacteria or known viruses) within hours. * Adaptive Response: A more complex system involving T-lymphocytes and B-lymphocytes. This system identifies the unique "signature" of a new virus and creates a specific "key" (antibodies) to target and eliminate it. This process typically takes seven to ten days.
Research indicates that the severity of COVID-19 is often linked to the functional exhaustion of the adaptive immune system. When a person is infected, the body requires a massive mobilization of T-cells to combat the viral load. In individuals with pre-existing conditions – such as diabetes, hypertension, or advanced age – the immune system may struggle to maintain this response.
Surazakov explains that if the immune system is already depleted, it may fail to produce the necessary T-cells, leading to a drop in immune cell counts and the progression of the disease into more severe, critical stages.
A critical factor in immune function is the body’s energy budget. The immune system is energy-intensive; for instance, when a T-cell begins to divide to fight an infection, its glucose consumption increases by nearly 20 times.
Surazakov highlights several "energy leaks" that deplete the body’s reserves: * Chronic Infections: Persistent low-grade health issues consume energy constantly. * Psychological Stress and Fear: When the body perceives danger, it releases stress hormones that suppress immune function, redirecting energy away from defense and toward immediate survival mechanisms. * Lack of Sleep: Insufficient rest prevents the body from replenishing the energy required for immune maintenance.
When these factors combine, the body’s available energy for fighting a new virus is significantly reduced, making it harder to recover effectively.
To support the immune system, Surazakov recommends several lifestyle adjustments: * Manage Stress: Seek clarity and factual data rather than succumbing to fear. Reducing anxiety directly supports immune function. * Nutrition and Lifestyle: Prioritize organic food, adequate sleep, and moderate exercise. * Supplementation: Utilize Vitamin C, Vitamin D, and other supportive nutrients. * Social Connection: Reaching out to others helps lower stress levels, which in turn boosts immune resilience.
coMra therapy is a regenerative technology that combines low-level laser, LED color light, magnetic fields, and (in professional devices) ultrasound. Unlike medications that often target the virus or disease pathway directly, coMra therapy focuses on increasing the functional reserves of the immune cells themselves.
By applying coherent energy to the body, coMra therapy helps the immune system function more efficiently. Surazakov compares this to an orchestra: just as a conductor brings rhythm and coherence to musicians, coMra therapy provides a rhythmic stimulus that helps the body’s cells work in sync. This increases the efficiency of the immune system, allowing it to intelligently tackle infections without over-activating or exhausting the body’s resources.
Surazakov concludes that by using coMra therapy – whether preventatively or during an active infection – individuals can provide their immune system with the necessary support to maintain health, even in the face of new viral challenges.
Dr. Arzhan Surazakov explains that when the body faces an infection, immune cells must work at an accelerated rate, often leading to exhaustion. In clinical observations, the functional activity of these cells can drop by nearly half during an active infection. Interestingly, even after the infection has passed, the activity index often remains low because conventional medication typically focuses on slowing the replication and dissemination of pathogens rather than restoring the functional status of the immune cells themselves.
In contrast, patients who received both antibiotics and low-level laser therapy – applied once daily for seven days – showed a nearly twofold increase in immune cell function. This restoration of functional capacity is the primary goal of coMra therapy. By utilizing non-invasive blood irradiation, individuals can effectively provide a "boost" to the immune cells responsible for identifying and neutralizing infected cells, thereby preventing viral multiplication.
The severity of an inflammatory response is often directly linked to the body’s functional reserves. When these reserves are high, the body can modulate itself to keep inflammation in check. However, as reserves deplete – whether due to chronic disease, poor diet, excessive stress, or a sedentary lifestyle – the body loses its ability to regulate inflammation effectively. This state of exhaustion is a global concern, which Dr. Surazakov describes as a "global immunodeficiency."
While conventional models often attempt to address this by blocking specific receptors – a process Dr. Surazakov compares to taping over a low-fuel warning light on a car dashboard – coMra therapy takes a different approach. It addresses the energy aspect of the process. By focusing on functional reserves and energy metabolism, coMra therapy supports the body’s ability to regulate itself, regardless of the specific pathogen involved.
Garrett Murrin emphasizes that the efficacy of coMra therapy lies in the concept of coherence. Just as a smartphone requires a battery, a screen, and an antenna to function as a unified device, coMra therapy combines low-level laser, LED colour light, magnetic fields, and ultrasound to create a coherent therapeutic effect.
When this coherence is imparted to the body, the body becomes more efficient and effective in its natural healing processes. Because coMra therapy does not force the body in any specific direction, it is inherently safe; it simply provides the support the body needs to perform its own work more effectively.
For home use, the coMra Palm is an ideal, gentle, and affordable entry point into coMra therapy. It is easy to disinfect and simple to operate, allowing individuals to take responsibility for their own immune health from the comfort of their homes.
Dr. Surazakov and Garrett Murrin outline three primary approaches to immune support:
* Immune Support 1 (Preventative): Designed for individuals under 50 with no chronic conditions. This involves using Universal 3 once daily for 12 days. This protocol builds up functional reserves, with immune function typically peaking between the sixth and ninth day of treatment. * Immune Support 2 (Comprehensive): Recommended for those over 50 or those managing chronic health conditions. This protocol incorporates Universal 6 to address the systemic energy budget, supporting not just circulating immune cells, but also vital organs like the liver and spleen, as well as the endocrine and nervous systems. * Immune Support 3 (Active Infection): For those already experiencing symptoms, this protocol involves using Universal 3 every four hours (while awake) to consistently top up functional reserves. This can be supplemented with Universal 2 and specific protocols for respiratory or other symptoms as needed.
The key to these treatments is to remain intuitive. As Dr. Surazakov notes, these are general guidelines; the best indicator of frequency is how the body feels. By applying coMra therapy, individuals can often feel an immediate energy boost, providing the body with the support it needs to navigate health challenges effectively. As the body’s functional reserves are restored, the goal is to continue treatment until significant improvement is felt, ensuring the immune system is fully supported throughout the recovery process.
While general guidelines exist, it is important to remember that you do not need to adhere strictly to the clock. My experience – and the experience of many others who use coMra therapy for conditions like the flu – is that you should go by how your body feels. If you are on the more severe end of the health spectrum and feel particularly depleted, you might choose to perform treatments every three or four hours.
As you begin to respond to the therapy, you will naturally learn when to adjust your frequency. As your energy levels improve and fatigue subsides, you will find yourself needing less and less treatment. Rather than sticking to a rigid schedule, listen to your body’s signals. As you recover, you can transition to a maintenance protocol like Immune Support 1, gradually reducing the frequency until you feel completely well.
We emphasize these protocols as a reminder of our primary goal: to increase immunity and functional reserves so that we can avoid reaching a severe phase of illness. Preventive care is vital. By proactively supporting the body, we aim to bolster the T-cells and increase the body's functional reserves. This is the rationale behind our approach – ensuring the body has the capacity to handle health loads effectively and maintain long-term wellness.
For those interested in exploring further, the coMra life platform offers a wealth of blog articles covering specific topics, including dietary advice and strategies for managing stress. You can find these resources at [comra.life/blog](https://comra.life/blog).
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Question: What is the benefit of adding ultrasound to the treatment? The ultrasound component in the coMra Delta device provides a very gentle mechanical vibration. When dealing with damaged tissue – such as a broken bone or a liver needing regeneration – this ultrasound significantly accelerates the speed of molecular transport within and between cells, enhancing the healing process.
Question: Can I use protective plastic wrap on the device to keep it clean? Yes, you can use clear, transparent plastic wrap to cover the face of the coMra Delta or coMra Palm. It is a common practice among clinicians to maintain hygiene between uses. However, ensure the plastic is stretched tightly so there are no creases or wrinkles, as these can refract the laser light. It must be perfectly transparent; avoid tinted plastics, as they will distort the colors of the LEDs.
Question: What is the effect of ultrasound on the eyes? The ultrasound used in coMra therapy is low-frequency (40 kHz) and low-intensity, meaning the mechanical vibration is very gentle. When treating eye conditions such as glaucoma or retinopathy, the ultrasound works just as it does elsewhere in the body: it stimulates enzyme efficiency, improves nutrient delivery into the cell, and assists in the removal of toxins. Our experience shows that incorporating ultrasound often leads to better results in ocular health.
Question: How can I support my family if someone in the house is ill? For family members who are currently asymptomatic but living in an environment where a virus is present, we recommend focusing on preventive protocols. Treating the blood and the thymus gland is an excellent way to support their immune systems. If they feel they need extra support, they can certainly incorporate additional points on the back. Because you cannot "over-treat" with coMra therapy – once the functional reserves are full, the body simply utilizes what it needs – it is safe to be proactive and err on the side of caution.