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.
As the festive season approaches, holidaymakers are prepping for the good, the bad and the ugly of summer vacations. While a getaway to the beach or the bush is a welcome break from the daily grind, it also brings lots of potential health niggles that can put a damper on your holiday. If you’re planning to go away this festive season, be sure to pack your coMra, to help you handle any unexpected ailments or injuries that come your way.
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TREATING COMMON HOLIDAY HEALTH COMPLAINTS WITH coMra
Sunburn
The South African sun is powerful, and if you’re not careful you can end up starting your holiday with a painful sunburn. Make sure you pack sunblock, sunglasses and a hat for a day in the sun, as well as plenty of fresh water to avoid dehydration. Aftersun lotion is also a great way to soothe your skin after some time in the sun. Use coMra to relieve sunburn and restore skin health.
To treat burns, use the SURGERY 5 protocol.1
Allergies
Grass, pollen and dust can all trigger uncomfortable allergic reactions, especially in the summer months. coMra can help to relieve allergies without resorting to antihistamine medications, which can make you drowsy.
- To treat hay fever, use the OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY 7 protocol
- To treat skin allergies, use the DERMATOLOGY 1 protocol1
“I can honestly say that after living with daily occurrences of hay fever, allergic rhinitis, for 6 years I am truly appreciative of coMra-Therapy with its non-invasive and safe approach to an effective relief of allergies. Now, I live a life where I can smell the world again, taste my food better, have more restful nights where I use my nose and not my mouth to breathe. And if ever I begin to experience symptoms of hay fever, I just whip out my Delta Laser and do a mini course until I am back to normal, which now takes anywhere from one to five days.” – Anonymous, Miami USA2
Insect bites
Mosquitoes, spiders and ants are just a few of the biting critters you might encounter on your holiday. Be prepared by taking your coMra with you, and be sure to take the proper malaria medications and precautions if you’re in a malaria hotspot.
To soothe and heal insect bites, use the SURGERY 1 protocol.1
“Used it today for a painful bee sting on my finger. Within 2 minutes, the throbbing, burning pain had disappeared completely and the usual swelling and redness were non-existent.” – Lyn, South Africa2
Summer colds
If the end-of-year rush has left you stressed out and frazzled, your immune system might take a knock, making you more vulnerable to bugs like the common cold. coMra is great for preventing and treating colds, so you don’t have to worry about missing out on any holiday fun.
- Use the IMMUNOLOGY 6 protocol to prevent acute respiratory infections1
- Use the UNIVERSAL 2 (HEART) protocol to boost low immunity1
- Use the IMMUNOLOGY 7 protocol to treat colds and ‘flu1
Sports injuries
Hiking, kayaking, bush walking and other holiday activities can leave you with cuts, scrapes and bruises – or worse, sprains and strains. Luckily, coMra is able to help speed up the healing of many common summer sports injuries.
SURGERY 1 treats cuts, bruises and abrasion as well as strained muscles and tendons.1
DON’T HIT THE ROAD WITHOUT YOUR coMra
coMra’s low-level laser therapy (LLLT) action can also help with a wide range of other health problems that might come up while you’re on holiday – from ear infections to insomnia, headaches and even dreaded festive hangovers! Wherever your holiday travels take you this year, be safe, have fun and most importantly – don’t forget to pack your coMra.
NOTE: coMra is a powerful modality. The uses described above are those recommended by the coMra User Guide. Experience over 10 years has shown that in the case of most chronic conditions, treatments can also be spread out to once or twice per week, without taking the breaks outlined in the guide.
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