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5GL-Doctor has been around for some
time. On the left the original cover for Israel market (1995?) when a company
in Israel purchased a license for select distribution even produced their
own cover. After purchase (bottom of page) click to download 
email: admin@5glsoftware.org
or med5gl@pacific.net.auCurrent version is 9.1
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Prior to introduction to our software please consider some warnings from my own research - warnings highly relevant to, so I believe, general and sometimes highly specialized medicine. Note that in these warnings and cautions or personal observations and preliminary conclusions, that I am not including words such "appears" or "alleged" because the target of this site are medical doctors with too high an IQ to need this, such people do appreciate such words are apt perhaps in a court of law but not in this type of presentation because they are there always in a silent way.
(click here to link to draft treatise) Case Study (from a paper by a psychiatrist) A 15-year-old girl. Two months ago, she started accusing her mother of taking her things. Gradually, she started keeping to herself more and more. She began smiling to herself and mumbling. She continued to attend school and, until recently, her teacher did not notice the patient's problems. The patient subsequently became unable to respond to the teacher's instructions because she was completely preoccupied by internal stimuli. The school referred the patient to a psychiatrist. She sat calmly and made little eye contact. When I looked at her, she looked away, smiled blandly, and mumbled, "I am not going to tell you." When I gently pressed her, she told me that she heard God talking to her and she also heard "God's enemy sometimes." She refused to elaborate, saying it was a secret. Her mood was neutral, and her affect was inappropriate at times. She was alert and fully oriented. She could recall 3 of 3 items in 5 minutes; memory was intact. She was very guarded, and no delusions were elicited. She denied any suicidal or homicidal ideation. She did not exhibit any abnormal movements and tics. She was attentive and followed 3-step commands. Her general fund of knowledge was average, and she appeared to have average intellect. Her insight and judgment were poor. Her sleep had been reduced, and her appetite was fair. She did not have any physical problems
and did not exhibit any signs or symptoms of depression or of
elations or euphoria. She did not take any drugs or alcohol and
did not have evidence of trauma. Electrolytes, thyroid profile,
and drug screen findings were unremarkable. Traditional Diagnosis: Schizophreniform disorder My presumptive neuroscience based diagnosis (i.e. impossible to be certain or to know how to proceed without observation and talking with the patient of course): Incorrect Superego anchor in the brain (any time God is mentioned outside the context of Life in the Spirit or personal opinions or beliefs, chances are high it means Superego that can not "sleep" in its usual state because it lacks an anchor in the brain or has an inappropriate anchor |
WARNING - Do
consider prior to diagnosis of
dementia/Alzheimer's
(Want to take this a step further? For our terms of reference click here. Also, click here for picture of a woman who may have been caught in a similar scam, introduced in her a funeral pamphlet as Saint Eve.) For an addendum to the Alzheimer's Scam Report, explaining one view of the most likely motives and some probable "techniques", click here. Every medical professional ought to be aware that courts in Australia have been caught selling, the proper term by definition of a sale, court orders which defraud family members of the rights to property of Alzheimer's victims. You can purchase our report into this which explains the details of how you purchase such a court order and how you manipulate the dementia victim and family and nursing home staff, and start legally transferring wealth to your name. It is possible every legal system in the world has adopted a similar scheme to steal wealth from the elderly and Alzheimer's victims. Advise all relatives of dementia victims who notice any unusual or peculiar behavior in any family member, to immediately seek legal advice and protect the rights of all family members. Especially if such a relative is not married, has no house of his own, is possibly a drug user, or is running a business which may be short of cash. Behavior of particular concern is when one family members appears to try and provoke another into physical violence - chances are they are trying to get a restraining order and need a pretext. Another key indicator is when one family member begins isolating himself or herself, not attending family functions and avoiding family members. Now, according to our report into this, the family member who buys such a court order also gets the elderly with dementia to sign a document saying this person becomes his/her guardian. It seems this document can fool insurance companies and even nursing home directors. The parent is then (after a wait) dumped into a nursing home, sometimes moved around from one to another, to make it difficult for family members to find the parent. In Australia such restraining orders appear to be literally "purchased" and all you claim is that you were "pushed". As long as you have lots of money to pay a barrister (a specialist lawyer), it appears such tell you word by word what "lies" that can not be traced are to be told at a court hearing. The restraining order then isolates the dementia victim from key family members. For a comprehensive appreciation obtain our report or read our novel titled "Truth Marriage" extracts of which can be found in Author's Den (look up author Winarczyk). In my personal view, diagnosis of dementia or similar ought to be the "overall" responsibility of the family physician acting a bit like a lawyer and bringing family together to explain the problems that can arise once stress sets hold in family members; I personally think that medical associations need to understand the issues such as the simplicity of purchasing court orders and medical reports, and have guidelines about this diagnosis and prior to this diagnosis being made. For example, a board of three people making this diagnosis only after the family is gathered and all things required are arranged, such as guardianship. Also, if you are professional psychologist, you might want to consider a challenge. A cross-examination technique
Suggested cross-examination technique in a court of law (proper court, I don't personally consider Australian courts as proper in this sense) of any medical specialist who claims a person with dementia or Alzheimer's or other incapacitating debilitating medical condition has "testament capacity" or gives "consent." Imagine a court of law with a jury. Darth, our neuroscientist, has been asked to cross-examine a medical expert who wrote in a report that a woman long diagnosed with Alzheimer's "nevertheless has testament capacity." Darth: (stands) Doctor....you say you are an aged people specialist? Surely you aware that Alzheimer's destroys the brain, replacing brain matter by non-thinking amyloid tissue? Surely you are also aware that the frontal lobes and the sides are where the damage occurs mostly and rapidly. Surely you are also aware about how receptor cells in these areas work? Surely you are also aware that largely experimental drugs have been designed to try and assist these areas of the brain? Some of these drugs might do more harm than good, like all medications such may have serious adverse effects. Mrs J White was in fact on such an experimental drug treatment and perhaps you can explain to the jury the chemical formula for the medication used and how that chemical adversely affects even destroys some receptor cells in the shall we say testament capacity areas? Knowing all this, you have the audacity to claim that Mrs J E White had "testament capacity"? This because you are an expert and who questions a medical expert? I put it to you, not that I am allowed to put this to you, so the jury best ignore this, but I put it to you that your claim is based on $5000 paid for the report you produced not on medicine. Darth returns to the desk, opens his brief case, quickly puts together a model of the human brain and places it on the desk. "So doctor, do enlighten me, and in fact all the medical community, which areas of the brain are responsible for "Testament Capacity"? Do tell us what tests you have done to determine the extent and the absolutely rapid progression in these areas of the disease. I mean, if I went to my doctor and he told me I had a liver condition, I would have expected him or her to perform sound medical tests even a biopsy before they could entertain a conclusive diagnosis. Which tests sir?" Doctor: No tests were necessary. Darth turns to the jury. "Ah....no tests...perhaps I do have brain scans which show which areas of the brain are very hot during normal decision making, and scans of how little of the brain is active in anyone with dementia. Most of these brain areas are right at the front, in our intellect and reason areas - the very areas attacked viciously by the disease. I put it to you, ladies and gentlemen, that this specialist, is more a psychic than a medical person and does not need tests. I put it to you that any person with dementia to have testament capacity or able to give consent properly, is like saying a child with one leg can run as fast as a child with two legs." "Your honour," Darth turned to the magistrate, "is it necessary for me to show these images and explain?" "No." The magistrate makes a gesture with his head. Darth turns to the jury. "However, there is a possibility, a sweet imagined possibility. Around the 1920's a well know Jewish psychiatrist called Freud had developed a technique called psychoanalysis. To his own surprise, this technique also enabled him to identify telepathic events in people. Something he, an absolute skeptic, found impossible to cope with but the medical scientist in him accepted this and explained to his students. That same technique by a trained psychoanalyst, might, in rare situations, actually possibly produce a "testament capacity" finding. But this particular doctor does not know anything about such a technique and is not accredited or authorized to even attempt it, so I fail to see how he, except perhaps by some magical thinking, came to the conclusion a person incoherent to most who knew her, suddenly has testament capacity and wants to leave all her property not to the son and grandchildren she adored, but to a son by a different marriage whom she could not get out of her house because she knew he had developed a drug dependence. That son is a solicitor, sure, but not all drugs dependencies leave a person unable to perform complex tasks. I leave to you, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, to use your common sense - I am not sure that in this case any medical experts are even required because the motive is so blatant. A woman no longer in control of her thoughts is told to sign all sorts of papers giving power of attorney and the like, under threat that if she does not her other family will put her in a nursing home. Alzheimer's patients go through a period in which they are terrified beyond anything you can imagine about the thought of a nursing home. Once she signs these, soon after, as happened in this case, she is dumped in a nursing home because this stepson does not want anything to do with his demented and heavily incontinent mother or stepmother as the case may be, except to have her property for himself." |
Report on a what appears an established legal scam to defraud family members of rights to property of Alzheimer's victims. |
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Proposed new Medical Syndrome - the "Will Syndrome" Proposed new Medical Syndrome - "Schizophrenia-like Syndrome" Thesis, overview, draft, Application of Correct Legal Reasoning to Psychiatry |
Extreme Caution
when you become aware a "religious" worker aids an Alzheimer's Person
Sometimes when a dementia or disabled frail elderly is left alone most of the time, a semi-religious person such as from Anglicare is paid to visit such a person a few times a week. Problem here is that if this person is at some point in time asked to give a reference to the person who lives with the elderly, they are likely to give a very good reference to boost the confidence of the carer. However, in serious stress situations, when most of the family wants this elderly in a nursing home, this carer might acquire a delusion that only he or she can care for this elderly and obtain a reference from such an Anglicare worker - and here comes the problem, a delusion might now become rooted in reality and this person goes into a realm of his or her own and starts causing family members all sorts of legal and other problems. My suggestion is that if you are a family physician who comes across a carer who wants some reference from you or similar but you are not likely to give it, to examine the person's state of mind. The stress level could now be so high it is causing delusion after delusion or fixation after fixation. |
Report, Neuroscience, Psychic Medical Science, title "Insanity of the Religion of Law" |
Are you a Psychiatrist
Practising in Australia?
In October 2004, a Blacktown magistrate named J Betts signed
an AVO against a psychic belonging to a group of psychics called Natural Telepaths
on their web pages. The reason for this is explained in the Alzheimer's Scam
report which contains all the information you need to understand one thing
- it appears some types of court orders in Australia can be purchased for
as little as $10,000 (there simply is no known other explanation).If so try this hypothetical? Is it a hypothetical? Go on, take a break, have some fun with this one! Seven days later all Australian airforce pilots were hit by "psychic mind technology" weapons. In December 2004, all Australian police were hit by this weapon. The weapon can physically kill but that was not warranted at that time, instead it crucified an energy field in the target called "core life" (refer Science of Life on the psychic web pages). This blocks the ability of the life within to die with the death of the body. The brain, sensing the core life missing, begins to reproduce this but this can not be done, instead the consciousness begins to be transferred "beyond the grave", into a phantom realm of life. Psychoanalysis ought to, in some situations, if you have a patient who was a police officer or airforce pilot in late 2004, actually begin to map to psychiatrists experts in the theory of psychoanalysis the realm of life beyond the physical. Ideally, you would have lost a loved one, perhaps a parent, due to age, and know how you felt and how you sensed "life lost" - that same "sense of life" (except no longer bound to the flesh) is what you should pick up using psychoanalysis on those hit by psychic mind technology. To help you with understanding, you are encouraged to read our Neuroscience in Psychiatry treatise. And yes, some "collateral" damage is possible, this would be very rare, for example when someone not a police officer is perhaps an actor and plays the part of a police officer in some television show, then such brain patterns (so to speak) may in fact be mistaken for those of an experienced police officer. |
Have a rest! Here is an EBook about the origins of the modern Mafia as told by a "dimension". Click here for more details and to purchase and download. For sample displays from "simulations" using Artificial Intelligence click here. Computer Science Students interested in some internal code of this software and approach do click here. |
WARNING - If
you are an Australian Physician, do make yourself aware about court orders
which in the state of NSW are called AVO's
These are literally sold! Ask any legal firm about this and they will explain something along the lines "oh, they are too easy to get, the law society has complained about this to the Minister on many occassions but nothing has ever been done and does not look like it will ever be done"). In what appear as genuine situations it is the police who apply for these - but such can also be obtained through legal firms who are paid lots of money. These AVO's appear to have one sole purpose of isolating a family member from the elderly, usually the natural son/daughter and executor of the Will and Last Testament and primary carer in many cases but not always living with the elderly, and once this court order is obtained (in my research and personal experience you don't need any evidence in Australian local Anglo-Saxon courts, all you need it lots of money for a legal firm, they appear to tell you what to say in court) you can go around claiming all sorts of things which will be believed because you then show them the court order. In this way you gain access to the bank account of the elderly, you can get them to sign over property to you and power of attorney. Our Alzheimer's Legal Scam which one day ought to be accepted by the WHO for its brilliant medical deduction (smile), explains the nature of one such a scam. Note that in one situation another body called the Guardianship Tribunal was asked to subponea about twenty family members as witnesses to explain why a person who applied for such an AVO should never be left alone with the elderly person placed as a "protected" person. The Tribunal refused to call any and did nothing even though it was well informed the person who obtained this AVO was a solicitor with a serious "rage" and "alcohol" problem. Truly, this legal scam titled the Alzheimer's Scam appears well rehearsed and the nature of a conservative legal system, as any political analyst will tell you, is that it can turn into "corruption" over time with one body after another attempting to cover up and pretend such corruption does not exist. [But don't take my word on this - give $20,000 to your neighbour to find a legal firm who gets an AVO against you, meaning you can not go near your neighbour - before you know it police will arrive on your door with such an AVO issued by a local court without you having any idea of what it is that you have supposed to have done.] |
