Treatment for PTSD and Traumatic Brain Injuries With Amazing Results
I recently took my 15-year-old grandson, who is autistic, to the Brain Treatment Center in Newport Beach, California. After five treatments, he is dressing himself for school and putting his pajamas on for bed. He has never been able to do this before. He is going back for further treatment in early March. While I was there, they found out I was a combat veteran of the Vietnam War and asked if 
I wanted to receive treatment. I have had sleep problems for over 30 years, and my ears have had tinnitus from the Battle of Tet in 1968 when the battleship New Jersey fired 16-inch rounds up within 50 meters of my squad. After one treatment, the tinnitus in my right ear disappeared. I have been sleeping between 7 and 9 hours a night, for the first time in many years. I have had a total of nine treatments, along two Electroencephalography (EEG), which measured voltage fluctuations resulting from ionic current flows within the neurons of my brain.
Please understand, the BTC does not employ me, nor do I have a financial interest in the company. I'm just so blown away by the technology that I've seen that I am compelled to spread the word. 
This is not a new technology. Using an innovation called quantitative EEG and topographical brain imagery developed by Dr. Yi Jin's 35 years of research, they pursue therapy without drugs, talk therapy, or behavioral coping mechanisms. They directly address the underlying causative neurology dysfunctions that result in PTSD using MRT (magnetic resonance therapy). Veterans experience significant improvement within weeks of starting treatment - their outlook changes, hope, vitality, and energy return. They not only feel better, but many return to employment and become re-engaged with their families and communities.
Here is a snapshot of the results out of the 36 PTSD / TBI veterans in their initial study:
1. All 36 had anger issues and rage problems while driving before treatment. None do after two weeks of MRT treatment (most after 1st week).
2. Seventeen carried weapons (knives, handguns, Tasers, etc.). None do after two weeks of MRT treatment.
3. Twenty-nine started with tinnitus (ringing of the ear), only one still has tinnitus.
4. Twenty-two started with severe alcohol and substance abuse. None have issues with alcohol or substance abuse after two weeks of MRT treatment.
Jon Warren is one of the 36 PTSD veterans in the study. Los Angeles Times did an extensive write up about his experience in a story entitled "Healing Sgt. Warren," which details a hellish day in Iraq as he watched his friend burn and his many months of anxiety, dread, and guilt that followed him home from war.
http://graphics.latimes.com/healing-jonathan-warren/
BTC now has over 110 PTSD and TBI veterans that have gone through the MRT program with 100% success in reducing the majority of their symptoms. They currently employ seven of the Veterans they have treated with MRT, and those veterans now treat other veterans. They have also helped over 160 family members of veterans, all free of charge.
At this time, they are conducting a Double-Blind PTSD study (MRT-002) in Del Mar, CA, and are accepting veterans that meet the inclusion criteria for the study. Some more good news is that BTC does not charge veterans any money for the treatments. They vow to keep it that way, no matter how many veterans they treat. Their business plan is to partner with the VA to become an outsourced resource for treating PTSD.
I am also helping to coordinate putting a treatment center at Tinker AFB in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Please go to the BTC website for more information: http://www.braintreatmentcenter.com/.
Doug Warden served in Vietnam with Company C, 1st BN (Airborne), 12th Cavalry, 1st Cavalry Division, May 1967 - May 1968, as well as the 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne), Okinawa, 1970 - 1972. He was medically disabled following a parachute training exercise. He is currently Vice President of 12th Cavalry Regiment Association and author of the book "Boy Sergeant."