Untying the Knot of Back Pain
coMra has several protocols designed to treat a variety of painful back problems. Let’s look at how coMra can treat muscle pain, joint pain, post-surgery pain and degenerative spinal conditions.
coMra has several protocols designed to treat a variety of painful back problems. Let’s look at how coMra can treat muscle pain, joint pain, post-surgery pain and degenerative spinal conditions.
Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune condition where the immune system causes skin cells to grow too quickly. Often, treatments need to go further than just the affected area, and then full systemic support is needed to address the root cause. That’s where coMra can help.
Joint pain tends to get worse in the colder months. Here’s how you can ease common aches and pains and promote healthy joints all year round, using your coMra device.
Cold weather stiffens your muscles and joints, making you more vulnerable to strains, sprains and other sports injuries. Here’s how coMra can support your recovery, so you can get back to enjoying your favourite winter sports.
We all know that a good night’s sleep leaves us feeling refreshed and invigorated. In this blog post, we’ll look at the importance of sleep for good health, and discuss how you can use coMra to treat sleep problems.
It’s important to take viral infections seriously and treat them early. coMra therapy can give you the deep systemic support you need on a cellular level, so you can recover faster and enjoy better overall health.
An autoimmune disease is a condition where the body’s immune system mistakes its own healthy tissues as foreign and attacks them. The balancing effects of coMra therapy can help you manage the symptoms of an autoimmune condition without suppressing or overstimulating your immune system.
How does coMra therapy work in treating infections and boosting immunity? Garrett Murrin and Dr Arzhan Surazakov have created a video to discuss this topic.
Radiculopathy is a condition commonly known as a “pinched nerve” in your spine. This case study shows how coMra therapy can be used to treat radiculopathy and overcome its painful symptoms.
Part 2 of the coMra webinar, Overcoming Nerve Damage – Neuropathy, will be taking place on 10th February. This second webinar is about moving from knowing that recovery is possible to understanding how recovery unfolds. Here’s a bit more about what to expect from the discussion.
Our recent webinar, Overcoming Nerve Damage – Neuropathy discussed numerous case studies showing how patients from all walks of life have overcome various painful conditions. Let’s look at one particular case where a patient was able to recover from serious back pain after surgery.
These three studies show how low-level laser therapy (LLLT) can regenerate damaged nerves, treating the root of problems that cause nerve pain.
Surgical procedures carry risks, and can cause health issues like bruising, swelling, scarring and even nerve damage (neuropathy).
Idiopathic neuropathy is a type of nerve damage where a specific underlying cause cannot be identified. It may affect the nerves in the hands and feet (peripheral neuropathy), although in some cases it can involve facial nerves - such as in idiopathic forms of Bell’s palsy or trigeminal neuralgia.
Living with nerve damage, neuropathy and neuralgic pain affects every aspect of your daily life, but coMra therapy offers a science-backed solution that lets you take control of your healing journey.
Neuropathy is a common complication of diabetes. coMra therapy can be used to alleviate the symptoms of diabetic neuropathy, regenerate damaged nerves and manage diabetes.
Staying fit in the winter months can be a challenge, but coMra’s training and performance protocols can help you get the most out of your winter workouts.
Cold weather and dry air can leave your skin dehydrated and dull, and exacerbate existing skin conditions too. coMra laser therapy can help heal and rejuvenate your skin on a cellular level.
Digestive troubles tend to be more common in the winter months. coMra therapy gives you an easy way to treat a wide range of winter digestive woes without medication.
Discover new insights into the nervous system and how coMra can help. Watch physiotherapist and movement specialist Tom Swales talk about the power of the nervous system.
Winter can be a challenging time for people suffering from neuropathic pain. coMra offers protocols to treat neuropathy, manage its symptoms and support overall wellbeing during the winter months.
Cold winter weather affects your circulation, which can impact your overall health. Here’s how coMra can help you stimulate circulation and look after your wellbeing during the winter months.
coMra can be used to treat a variety of painful conditions, including sudden injuries and acute pain. Here are the coMra protocols that you can use in emergency or acute situations.
When it comes to overcoming ill health, we often limit ourselves to treating the physical aspects of the illness. It’s equally important to look at the mental and emotional aspects of health as well. coMra therapy can assist in emotional crisis management.
It’s undeniable that there is a connection between physical health and mental and emotional wellness. coMra can help you to manage everyday stressors and heal physical and emotional imbalances.
Research has shown that healthy mitochondria equate to healthy energy levels in cells, which lead to better overall health. Find out how coMra helps to improve mitochondrial function and your wellbeing.
If you’re planning to go away on vacation this festive season, be sure to pack your coMra, to help you handle any unexpected ailments or injuries that come your way.
coMra is an effective modality for relieving the pain of headaches and migraines. To better understand how it works, it’s helpful to look at some of the science behind headaches.
With the help of coMra, an injury shouldn’t hold you back from enjoying your favourite summer sports. You can use your coMra device to treat sprains and strains quickly and effectively.
Chronic pain interferes with daily activities and seriously affects quality of life. coMra can be used to help in the treatment of a variety of chronic pain conditions including fibromyalgia, trigeminal neuralgia and TMJ disorders.