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Have you ever served any celebrities? If so, who was your favorite?

As I plan to pursue a career in mental illness in soldiers, I have a few questions.

1) Was PTSD as rampant and severe back then as it is now?

2) What did you say helped you the most in accepting and conforming back into society back home?

I ask, because my brother got back from Iraq with severe PTSD, and truly just observing how difficult it is for him and some of his fellow soldiers to come back to civilian life was very tough. It must be tough to go from being able to trust your brothers around you with your life, to a society that can be filthy, fast paced and full of social pressures.

Lastly, thank you so much for your service. All soldiers should be on a pedestal higher than any and all professional athletes, actors, etc. and being able to live life comfortably after their service. So truly thank you for everything you and your fellow vets did and continuously do for us!

What qualifies as all natural? What can and can't you take?

Do protein supplements really work? And what type of supplements (Pre, Post, Intra, creatine, AA's, etc) do you really suggest that are worth the money on a rather low budget?

Do you have a routine that you usually do, and/or what routine would you suggest to build muscle for a college aged student who has some experience but has been out of it for awhile and trying to will his way back into shape?

I appreciate your time. I've always been interested in picking the brains of those who truly are proven to know what they are doing.