Home Again:Veterans and Families Initiative: Neurobiologist Invents New Treatment for Veterans with PTSD

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Neurobiologist Invents New Treatment for Veterans with PTSD

(US NEWS SOURCE) December 19, 2010 - Dr. Daniel L. Kirsch, a world-renowned Neurobiologist, recently gave a keynote speech at the 2010 AAIM National Conference to present his invention known as Alpha-Stim technology, which the doctor states is a primary or complementary treatment for anxiety, insomnia and depression. A recent study showed that 3 out of 4 veterans chose Alpha-Stim as a treatment for PTSD and other ailments and is offered at Alpha-Stim.com.
Mineral Wells, TX, December 20th, 2010 – Dr. Daniel Kirsch, in a keynote speech to a packed house at the 2010 AAIM National Conference, posed a new primary or complementary treatment for anxiety, insomnia and depression. The treatment is known as cranial electrotherapy stimulation, or CES, and Dr. Kirsch with Alpha-Stim.com stated that it is a very safe and highly useful brain therapy that uses mild electrical current.

http://www.usnewssource.com/press-releases/neurobiologist-invents-new-treatment-for-veterans-with-ptsd_33126.html

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