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According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, 17 American veterans commit suicide every day, more than 6000 every year. This is entirely unacceptable for people who risk their lives to make the world a better place. The most common risk factor is injury-related chronic pain, followed by post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury. An astounding 50% of American veterans have chronic pain caused by injuries. Of all veterans with head injuries, more than 50% develop headache disorders, typically migraines. In nearly every case of chronic pain, management is the rule for veterans and non-veterans alike. In short, veterans are not receiving adequate pain care from doctors or pain research centers, all of whom have ignored the ANSSR therapy list of discoveries since 1995. As the sole provider of ANSSR therapy, Kona Pain Institute is positioned to change the world for veterans.

Since 1995, ANSSR therapy has demonstrated conclusively that the autonomic nervous system (ANS) is innately equipped to heal injury-related chronic pain and both "genetic" and injury-related migraines. ANSSR therapy has also shown that, by influencing other body systems, the ANS can launch spontaneous healing of many diseases for which conventional medicine offers only symptomatic relief. Unfortunately, as thousands of inquiries since 1995 have proven, much of the medical community remains uninterested in actual healing for veterans and the general public. When state-of-the-art methods are dismissed, it is a moral and professional failure. Amazingly, the same pattern has repeated itself many times in medicine—pushback against disruptive discoveries—despite ongoing suffering that could be ended.

After decades of searching for formal research projects and doctor comrades, KPI has concluded that a nonprofit, grassroots approach is needed to obtain proper attention for ANSSR therapy. Veterans are the natural choice for focus, given their service and the average extent of their suffering. Especially for those diagnosed with PTSD, chronic pain elimination could well be the pivotal factor that determines their outlook and future.

KPI objectives

As a fiscally sponsored nonprofit, KPI provides pain elimination therapy for Hawaii veterans, collecting many video interviews for an educational database to be viewed by veterans, donors, the public, and medical device engineers.
KPI relocates to Oregon and establishes a 501(c)3 nonprofit research institute. The new organization provides free pain therapy for veterans and select non-veterans, but also coordinates with local businesses to create a chronic pain retreat program completely free for veterans coming from afar. Traveling veterans enjoy free airfare, car rental, lodging, and dining, as well as veteran-facilitated support groups and daily/weekly activities, e.g. low impact nature outings, nightly meet-and-greets.
This Oregon research institute collects neuroimaging data from ANSSR therapy clients for the purpose of medical device engineering. Engineers—either from existing manufacturers or a medtech startup—develop virtual reality and robotic rehabilitation equipment that duplicates the benefits of ANSSR therapy, for worldwide distribution and treatment of millions of veterans and non-veterans.
The research institute pioneers ANSSR therapy protocols specifically for traumatic brain injury (TBI) and PTSD, for use in other therapeutic settings. Brain imaging equipment monitors brain tissue healing afforded when the ANSSR healing process erases the trauma of head injuries and blood vessels are free to expand normally. KPI has every reason to believe that TBI and PTSD will respond well to ANSSR protocols, especially for headache disorders, as the ANS is capable of neutralizing virtually any type of trauma.
Regardless of future business ventures and medical research, ANSSR therapy remains free of charge for veterans.

Please consider making a tax-deductible donation to support historic research and provide free pain therapy for the most deserving of all populations—our veterans.