Did you know that tension headaches affect more than one third of men and one half of women? Your coMra device can be used as an easy daily treatment for common headaches and more serious migraines.

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The pesky headache is an extremely common health complaint, affecting nearly everybody from time to time. In developed countries, over one third of men and over a half of women regularly get tension headaches. With our busy modern lifestyles, high stress levels and long hours of daily screen time, it’s no wonder!

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Migraine is more serious than headache, but they are also surprisingly common. At least 1 adult in every 7 around the world is affected by migraine.1

Your coMra device can be used as an easy daily treatment for common headaches and more serious migraines. This is a drug-free treatment, making it a great alternative to popping painkillers whenever your head starts to hurt.

HEADACHES Vs MIGRAINES: KNOW THE DIFFERENCE

Headaches cause mild to moderate pain in the head, while migraines are more serious and more complex.2-4 A migraine will cause head pain (often described as a “pounding” or “throbbing” pain), but it may also include these symptoms:2-4

  • migraineBlurry vision or other vision changes
  • Stiffness in the neck
  • Nausea and/or vomiting
  • Upset stomach
  • Sensitivity to light, noise and/or smells
  • Weakness or numbness

Migraines can last for hours or even days and can occur 1 to 4 times a month, seriously affecting all areas of your life.4

COMMON CAUSES OF HEADACHES AND MIGRAINES

There are a few common factors that can trigger or aggravate headaches or migraines. These include:2

  • Stress
  • Hormonal changes
  • Sensory stimuli, like bright lights or loud noises
  • Caffeine and alcohol
  • Certain medications
  • Physical exertion
  • Changes in sleep routine
  • Skipping meals

TREATING HEADACHES AND MIGRAINES WITH coMra

coMra’s universal treatments are designed to support your body at a systemic level, improving overall wellbeing in each of these systems. They work by helping your body to self-heal on a cellular level.

Read more: coMra Universal Treatments and Headaches

UNIVERSAL 1 is a protocol that targets the head and brain. It’s used on key areas of the head, including your carotid arteries and your temples. This protocol helps to treat headaches and migraines, as well as intracranial pressure (i.e. pressure inside the skull). A treatment session lasts roughly 8 minutes and can be done using the coMra Palm or Delta.

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  • Apply the UNIVERSAL 1 treatment twice daily, until you notice an improvement.
  • Once your symptoms improve, continue using the protocol for 7 days.
  • Allow 2 weeks rest and then repeat the course if needed.

UNIVERSAL 1 is highly effective for chronic migraines and headaches, and can also help with cognitive issues like brain fog and dizziness.

EVERYDAY coMra SUCCESS STORIES

Here’s what our coMra users have to say about using their devices to treat headaches and manage pain:

“Got amazing results with migraine, backache and knee pain… Very good investment.” – Rentia, South Africa

“Had mine for 2 weeks and already noticing an improvement in nerve pain in my feet, rhinitis, bursitis inflammation and have used it for headaches. Highly recommended!” – Claire, South Africa

Dr Arzhan Surazakov, Head of Research & Development at Radiant Life Technologies, used coMra therapy when he struggled with altitude sickness in the Andes mountains.

“I immediately treated myself with the coMra Delta Laser with an extended UNIVERSAL 1 Head treatment (16 min) and UNIVERSAL 3 Blood treatment (10 minutes). In about 5-8 minutes most of the pain was gone! My pain went down from 8 to 1 and I fell into a brief but very refreshing sleep. The fatigue, dizziness and nausea were almost gone, leaving only familiar muscle tiredness. In about two hours I had to repeat the treatment, because I started to feel the headache was about to return, but on the next day I was almost my normal self, without the usual payback for such an experiment on my body.” – Dr Surazakov

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References:

1 World Health Organization. Headache disorders: How common are headaches? 2014.2 May Clinic. Migraine symptoms and causes. 2021.3 Web MD. Why migraines aren’t ‘just’ a headache. 2020.4 Web MD. Headache basics. 2020.