Combat Yoga Fitness - A Stress Reduction Program for Veterans

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PR is about a stress management program specifically designed for members of the military and veterans.

San Diego (I-Newswire) January 11, 2011 - San Diego, Calif. Combat Yoga Fitness is a comprehensive stress reduction program available for free to all members of the military and veterans.

If you're an active or former member of the military that has been diagnosed with PTSD or job related stress, then this program will be of great benefit to you in managing your symptoms. Women veterans are also using the program for military sexual trauma.

The program can also be utilized as a preventative measure while members are serving in the military, instead of providing treatment after being diagnosed with a stress related condition.

"Combat Yoga Fitness is a simple and easy to follow program that can be completed in 30 minutes."

You can now download the program in PDF format consisting of five power packed volumes.

About Combat Yoga Fitness:
Combat Yoga Fitness is focused on providing stress management products to veterans and people suffering from stress related conditions.

Company Contact Information
Combat Yoga Fitness
Susan
On Request
92023
Phone : 760-000-0000

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January 11, 2011

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