''There are people during humanitarian disasters work in the shadows, away from the lights of the cameras. Men and women who, through their skilled and valuable work, helping those who are helping to be at 100% fitness. Work behind the scenes but of enormous importance that the Cat ( Chiropractic Action Team) plays in the theaters of humanitarian emergencies and natural disasters. E 'success in the earthquake when hundreds of Abruzzo operators Italian Red Cross (and Fire) involved in disaster relief to affected populations have benefited from chiropractic manipulation of the body'' . And 'what is a statement explaining the Italian Red Cross that it is'' treatments to restore the fundamental psycho-physical balance and to allow aid workers to be efficient for long hours .''
''We thought it intervene with treatments of manipulation on the body of volunteers busy in the relief effort could help them in their work, from the early hours of the earthquake produced a huge stress on their muscles and their joints - explains the Dr. Jennifer Lovern, president of the Cat - From that land in Abruzzo, the idea of \u200b\u200bdeveloping a pilot project in coordination with the Italian Red Cross at national level in collaboration with the Italian Association of Chiropractors and involving the provincial committee of the Red Cross in the Milan first hand how one of the two branches of the project.''
''I have experienced directly, as our other volunteers, the benefits of treatment, during my mission to the earthquake in Italy in the summer of 2009, feeling a great mental and physical benefits, commented Alberto Bruno, President of the Province of Milan of Christ - and I immediately wanted to join the national project Cri-Cat, offering our provincial operational base, as a venue for experimentation, because I am convinced that even in a situation different from the earthquake, volunteers and employees will benefit from the work Cri chiropractors.'' From tomorrow, the Red Cross volunteers and employees will benefit from chiropractic treatment at the Multipurpose Center's Emergency Park north of Milan.
treatments that will be repeated every Saturday until late April, when it will end 'the period of experimentation and CRI and CAT will review the results.
The piece above is based press agency ASCA .
More information can be found at the site of Italian Red Cross and the Red Cross's blog Province of Milan.
0 comments:
Post a Comment