Primal Reflex Release Technique™ isn’t evidence based just yet because it’s a relatively new technique. PRRT™ has been used with great clinical success for over a decade by more than 1500 practitioners worldwide. PRRT™ blends seamlessly with traditional treatment techniques and modalities. While PRRT™ isn’t every patients’ answer, it has been clinically proven to frequently reduce pain by 50% or more, even on the first visit. Many chronic pain patients notice drastic reductions in pain only after a few short treatments. If PRRT™ hasn’t made changes within just a couple sessions, it’s not likely to be helpful for that patient.

“I’m contunually amazed and inspired by John’s never ending quest for cutting edge knowledge. His PRRT™ will forever change your view of patients and revolutionize your practice.”
Randy Kusonose, P.T., Director of the Jones Institute (StrainCounterStrain), San Diego, CA

Because some practitioners are hesitant to try the technique, we guarantee complete satisfaction. The PRRT™ Home Study Course comes with a 30 day unconditional money back guarantee. If you try the technique and don’t find it appealing, simply return it. Refunds are hassle free and quickly processed. Fewer than 1% of practitioners who invest in the Home Study Course actually return their purchase. Virtually everyone who tries the technique is thrilled with the results they see and so are their patients.

The news media seems to have found a major potential crisis in the health care of our service members, as reported recently by NBC Nightly News.

The news segment indicated that the incidence of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) appears to be significantly higher than reported during the Vietnam War.

One of the main reasons for this increase, NBC News stated, appears to be the number of military personel exposed to buried bombs.

The nature of the explosion seems to create a greater emotional impact than other forms of injury, i.e., gunshot wounds.

The Department of Veterans Affairs health care system, the NBC News segment reported, is overwhelmed with the prospect of hundreds of thousands of vets returning who desperately need help with their PTSD.

“A simple, yet powerful method, has been developed over decades of research” says John Iams, M.A., P.T. of Poway, Calif., in response to this problem.

Iams, a physical therapist, found many of his patients didn’t respond to his efforts to relieve their pain until he evolved his method, the StartLess Reflex™.

Iams researched the nature of the most primitive reflex, the startle reflex, and found a way, often within just minutes, to “reset” the primitive area of our emotional brain where this reflex is housed.

Iams says he is willing to share his maneuver with VA hospitals but knows it’ll take months if not years to wade through the bureaucratic “red tape,” believing our vets will suffer unnecessarily during this time.

What Iams says he hopes to find is a decision maker within the VA system who’ll take a close look at his method and its potential to heal the emotional pain from war.

“A small pilot study,” Iams says, “would prove the potential effectiveness of the method and help solve the PTSD issue for many of our returning vets.”