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China-Gel helps sponsor PTSD treatment for veterans

Chiropractic Economics Staff November 6, 2014

soldier_imageNovember 6, 2014 — The National University of Health Sciences (NUHS) has provided over 3,600 free or low-cost treatment sessions to combat veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) since opening a program specializing in acupuncture for PTSD in its on-campus clinic in suburban Lombard, Illinois, in November 2010.

NUHS has a new sponsor in delivering care to local veterans with PTSD in China-Gel Inc. Headquartered in Arlington Heights, Illinois, China-Gel manufactures an herbal topical pain reliever. Because of their generous donation, NUHS will be able to offset the cost of the free acupuncture treatments, allowing the university to increase the number of veterans it serves.

“We are grateful that China-Gel is supporting us in our mission to give back to the men and women who have served our country,” NUHS President Joseph Stiefel said. “PTSD is a growing problem among those returning from the battlefield, often after multiple or extended tours of duty.”

The clinicians and interns at NUHS use an effective acupuncture protocol that is proven to work in reducing symptoms of PTSD, including anxiety, insomnia, flashbacks, grief, and other debilitating symptoms. In addition to free acupuncture for veterans with PTSD, the NUHS Whole Health Center offers a wide variety of other affordable health services for veterans and their families.

Veterans will now receive complimentary China-Gel pain relief products during their appointments. Since combat veterans often suffer from chronic pain due to previous injuries, the products will provide an additional drug-free means of reducing pain symptoms. The company has also donated a supply of pain relief products to NUHS for clinical use with all of its patients.

“China-Gel is delighted to partner with National and have the opportunity to help those who sacrificed so much to serve our country,” Suzanne Girardin, president of China-Gel, said. “They put their lives on the line for us, and if it were not for them, we know we would not have the freedom to live life as we know it. National is offering another dimension of treatment to help the veterans. If our partnership in this program can help any veteran face the challenges of life after being deployed, we will have met our goal. It truly is a blessing for us to be a part of this program.”

The NUHS clinic has treated veterans from World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Gulf War, and more recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. The clinic hallway features a display board featuring photos and branch of service mementos from grateful veterans who have been helped by the PTSD treatment they received at NUHS.

If you would like to learn more, or if you or a loved one is a veteran who might benefit from acupuncture for PTSD or other veterans services at the NUHS Whole Health Center, call 1-630-629-9664.

Source: National University of Health Sciences

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