Liverpool Care Pathway - The Chemical Brothers

The drug payroll and the Chemical Brotherhood that is mental health.






The first WHO report on suicide prevention was published on 4 September 2014 at Geneva. According to this, one person commits suicide every 40 seconds. This provides an irony of its own to be published in a country to which people flock to end their lives...

- WHO

Evidence from Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, the United States and a number of European countries reveals that limiting access to these means can help prevent people dying by suicide. Another key to reducing deaths by suicide is a commitment by national governments to the establishment and implementation of a coordinated plan of action. Currently, only 28 countries are known to have national suicide prevention strategies.

The report says limiting access to the means of suicide can help avoid suicide. In Australia, Phil Nitschke actively promotes the means of suicide, provides access to and devises means of his own to obtain this exit, actually rationalising ‘rational’ suicide.

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Liverpool Care Pathway - And "Rational" Suicide

Liverpool Care Pathway - So Readily Do Perceptions Change...

According to Western Australia's Mental Health Commissioner Tim Marney, "The contemplation of suicide is not a rational contemplation."

"I think it's extremely concerning that even just the terminology of rational suicide is being used ... it's an oxymoron."

Mr Marney says many people who survive after trying to take their own life are glad they did not die.

"I've had personal experience of a number of people who have committed suicide and a number of people who have tried to commit suicide and are still here, and I can tell you, they thought it was rational at the time," he said.

"Looking back, they're bloody glad they failed."

Psychiatrist Dr Chris Ryan says many people who want to end their lives are depressed and do not have the capacity to make decisions.

- ABC News

Dr. Ryan says that many people who want to end their lives do not have the capacity to do so...

Capacity

A decision may be taken under the Mental Capacity Act that a person 'lacks capacity'.

A decision to end life may be taken by doctors following the decision that the person 'lacks capacity'. This is a ‘rational’ assessment that such a course is more desirable than a decision to permit life to continue.

Such decisions are based, invariably, on quality of life but may such contemplation be a “rational contemplation”?

If it is the logic of the suicide that death is the preferred choice over life, then does life lack that ‘quality’ that makes it the preferred choice over death?

If the contemplation of suicide is not a ‘rational contemplation’ how may the contemplation of assisted suicide, either by action or non-action be a rational contemplation?

Then, when those AGE UK 5th Columnists come calling, beware of what you wish...

Liverpool Care Pathway - A letter To Mr. Cameron

A Pulse exclusive report revealed -

GPs across England are facing complaints or objections from patients who ‘resent being asked’ about symptoms of dementia as part of the controversial case-finding DES, a Pulse survey reveals.

A snapshot poll of 501 GPs in England who are taking part in this year’s DES has found that around one in five - 21% - have seen patients protest about the process, which involves asking those considered at risk if they are concerned about their memory.

This is the Cameron ‘Challenge on Dementia’.

Under the DES, GPs are encouraged to make opportunistic offers of dementia assessment to at-risk patients where they consider it appropriate.

Dr Zishan Syed, a locum GP, said: ‘Patients feel it is a tickbox exercise.’

'...there seems to be a political drive to push up prevalence levels for the sake of numbers and the care of patients suffers consequently as expectations of treatments do not actually match the results of the treatments that are currently available.’ - Pulse Today

This is a tick box exercise to downsize care. 

To be eligible, according to Anna Gutierrez, Primary Care Facilitator at Barts and the Royal London, the New Dementia DES requires the following criteria :

• Patients aged 60 or over with CVD, stroke, PAD or diabetes
• Patients aged 50 or over with LD
• Patients aged 40 or over with Down’s syndrome
• Patients with long-term neurological conditions which have a known neurodegenerative component, e.g. Parkinson’s disease

This is Pulse –

GP commissioners are prioritising reductions in emergency admissions and increases in dementia diagnosis rates to achieve their quality premium payments, as figures obtained by Pulse reveal CCGs’ commissioning intensions on a national basis.

This is -

Liverpool Care Pathway - The DES

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Liverpool Care Pathway - Experimentally My Dear Ellershaw

This is Pub Med Central –

It is established that chronic spirochetal infection can cause slowly progressive dementia, brain atrophy and amyloid deposition in late neurosyphilis. Recently it has been suggested that various types of spirochetes, in an analogous way to Treponema pallidum, could cause dementia and may be involved in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease (AD). Here, we review all data available in the literature on the detection of spirochetes in AD and critically analyze the association and causal relationship between spirochetes and AD following established criteria of Koch and Hill. The results show a statistically significant association between spirochetes and AD (P = 1.5 × 10-17, OR = 20, 95% CI = 8-60, N = 247). When neutral techniques recognizing all types of spirochetes were used, or the highly prevalent periodontal pathogen Treponemas were analyzed, spirochetes were observed in the brain in more than 90% of AD cases.

- Pub Med Central

Sources have also been cited to1911 that Multiple Sclerosis is caused by a bacterium. Sources cite likewise for dementia.

- erlebnishaft.de

The Telegraph reported that...

A number of innovative drugs are due to enter clinical trials and a daily drink, which is not a drug, is thought to reduce damage to neurone membranes.

Amyloid Plaques

According to the Telegraph -

Recent research has focused on two pathological changes that take place in the brains of Alzheimer’s sufferers. The first is the deposition of amyloid plaques – lumps of protein that form in neurones and stop them working properly. The second is the build-up of “neurofibrillary tangles” caused by another abnormal protein, the tau protein.

This is Elsevier Health –

Cystic profiles of borrelia closely correspond to the diverse profiles of plaques, namely they are always round, and are capable of increase in size from little to big as cystic spirochetal growth progresses. Maturation of cysts parallels ‘‘maturation’’ of plaques of increasing age, based on observations of spirochetal cysts in a tissue culture model. Cystic spirochetes in tissue culture incorporate injured cells into their interior regions. Amyloid fibrils within blood vessels of the brain may wind up within the plaque region, now redefined as spirochetal cyst ‘‘territory’’, merely because the rounded cyst ‘‘landed on a blood vessel’’ which contained amyloid in its wall. DNA hybridization methods demonstrate the areas where Borrelia DNA is deposited in the Alzheimer brain. Hybridizations using DNA from the spirochete 

develop a ‘‘map’’ of the terrain of the brain where, like little rounded villages and cities, rounded ‘‘map sites’’ of spirochetal DNA appear. Spirochetal sites on these ‘‘DNA maps’’ match the sites of the plaques in the Alzheimer brain. Now is the time for a new opportunity to re-evaluate Alzheimer’s diseasewith DNA mapping methods.

Anti-psychotics are prescribed to address  difficult behaviour in cases of dementia such as Alzheimer's..


The corollary is that if spirochaete have been found in 7 out of 10 autopsy brain specimens from Alzheimer's victims may this also be the case in cases of the victims of Psychosis and other mental illness such as Bi-Polar?

The Mental Health profession does not use the psychiatric couch but the chemical straitjacket promoted by the pharmaceutical giants. Neither is going to relinquish their lucrative payroll readily.

Mental Health is also a political football. Those turned out of the institutions and psychiatric hospitals such as Netherne now live in the community in supported accommodation wandering, often wandering aimlessly filling their time at funded amenities, and the Community Health Teams are become the Recovery Services.

So-called generics are replacing the branded drugs, but the punters continually report that these 'supermarket' brands are just not the ‘real McCoy’.

The well-documented medical controversy between ILADS and the corrupt practices of IDSA are documented here -

Liverpool Care Pathway - The Action Plan

The so-called Third Sector - what used to be the voluntary or charitable sector - is now a £multi-million big business. Lord Shawcross has made accusation and laid criticism -

Liverpool Care Pathway - Either, Or... Else

There is a duplicity of interests. The Chemical Brothers have interests to protect and defend.