In an interview with The Daily Beast, Oscar-nominated star, Bradley Cooper, expressed his opinion about the movie and the effects of PTSD. “For me, and for Clint, this movie was always a character study about what the plight is for a soldier,” said Cooper. “I can’t control how people are gonna use this movie as a tool, or what they pick and choose whatever they want. But it would be short-changing, I think.” “If it’s not this movie, I hope to God another movie will come out where it will shed light on the fact of what servicemen and women have to go through, and that we need to pay attention to our vets. It doesn’t go any farther than that. It’s not a political discussion about war, even…It’s a discussion about the reality. And the reality is that people are coming home, and we have to take care of them.” If you or a loved one is experiencing the terror of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, there is hope. Please contact your physician or click here for a medical analysis of your hormone levels. American Sniper, Balanced hormones, BioTe Medical, Bradley Cooper, Chris Kyle, Clint Eastwood, Dakota Meyer, Dr. Gary S. Donovitz, Michael Moore, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, PTSD, Seth Rogan, Sienna Miller, U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs