WW.care: Breakthrough PTSD Cures

11/11/2018

Veterans' PTSD Cure in 15 Days With Head Laser

12/11/2017

Both suffer from PTSD: Wounded Warriors and Victims of Sexual Trauma. Please donate today. Your donation goes towards treatments that are permanent, not a temporary fix.

08/09/2017

Our 501(c)3 non-profit, Foundation ( www.ww.care) has developed a treatment and a potential cure for PTSD. The Su***de rate among our Veterans is at a horrific rate of 21 deaths per day right now. Our Foundation has the opportunity to help approximately 1.5 million Veterans and their families and stop this tragedy.

We have created a revolutionary treatment called Transcranial Laser Therapy (TLT). Our TLT has shown extremely remarkable results in ten patients with PTSD & TBI. Although TLT sounds complicated, it uses available FDA-cleared high-power lasers in a novel fashion. TLT has the potential to speed up PTSD treatment by 10X, reduce cost by 3X, and vastly improve outcomes. We are ready for the next step which is a rapid Clinical Trial of 40 Veterans with PTSD in the Los Angeles, CA. area where our Clinic is located.

The Veterans care will be gratis to them. The only thing standing between us now and the Trial is a Sponsor or Benefactor to cover the costs of the Trial.

Let us know if you know of someone that can help us launch our Clinical Trial.

WW.care’s mission is to create a new PTSD cure which is ten times better, faster, and cheaper than existing treatments. This breakthrough cure will be highly scalable so that it benefits millions of people every year whose lives are ravaged by PTSD.

11/15/2016

Business Insider

Study estimates the number of PTSD cases among military veterans in 10 yearsBusiness Insider
This rate jumps to about 11 to 20 percent among Iraq and Afghanistan veterans who suffer from diagnosed or undiagnosed PTSD. Affected individuals might lose their career or family or even commit su***de due to the consequences of PTSD. The effects go ...

11/12/2016

Us Weekly

George W. Bush Honors Wounded Warriors by Painting Their PortraitsFox News Insider
“Over the past several months, I've painted the portraits of 98 wounded warriors I've gotten to know — remarkable men and women who were injured carrying out my orders,” he wrote on Facebook on Veterans Day. "I think about them on and ...George W. Bush Shares Paintings of Wounded Soldiers for ...Us WeeklyGeorge W. Bush Spent Election Season Painting Portraits of Veterans Wounded Carrying Out His OrdersKTLAGeorge W. Bush Paints Wounded Soldiers' Portraits on Veterans ...NBC 5 Dallas-Fort WorthPEOPLE.com -9news.com.auall 7 news articles »

11/12/2016

WWLTV.com

Former soldier's su***de exposes perils of PTSDWWLTV.com
Her son Adam was the all-American kid, she said: a Boy Scout, a high school athlete and ultimately a member of the National Guard who, at the young age of 20, left behind his wife, daughter and mother to deploy to Iraq. He had no idea he had less than ...and more »

08/25/2016

KOIN.com

Suffering in silence: Firefighters battle PTSDKOIN.com
One in five firefighters will suffer from symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) at some point in their career, according to new data from the International Association of Firefighters. (2016). TUALATIN VALLEY, Ore. (KOIN) — One in five ...

08/24/2016

UPI.com

Veterans' painkiller abuse can raise odds for he**in useUPI.com
TUESDAY, Aug. 23, 2016 -- Veterans who misuse narcotic painkillers may be at high risk for he**in use, a new study cautions. The research included nearly 3,400 U.S. veterans who had never misused painkillers or used he**in. Their health was followed ...and more »

08/14/2016

STUDY QUESTION Is sexual and/or physical abuse history associated with incident endometriosis diagnosis or other gynecologic disorders among premenopausal women undergoing diagnostic and/or therapeutic laparoscopy or laparotomy regardless of clinical indic... (Source: SafetyLit)

08/12/2016

Women in Combat, like Men, at Risk for PTSDNewsmax
Women in the military who experience combat have a much greater risk than those who don't of developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other mental health issues, a U.S. study suggests. Compared to their peers without any combat exposure, ...

08/11/2016

Women in combat, like men, at risk for PTSDReuters
(Reuters Health) - Women in the military who experience combat have a much greater risk than those who don't of developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other mental health issues, a U.S. study suggests. Compared to their peers without any ...Women in combat, like men, at risk for PTSD - Breaking News ...Jerusalem Post Israel Newsall 2 news articles »