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April 4, 2012
The World Demands an Immediate End to Electroconvulsive Therapy:

 

Presently, more than two million people worldwide are being treated for mental disorders with a deadly combination of psychotropic drugs and electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), also known as electroshock therapy. ECT, which provides a shock of electric current as high as 450 volts into the brains of mental patients, and has destroyed the lives of countless millions since its introduction in the 1930’s. The Abdul Qadir Gilani Institute of Sufic Sciences, an institution which promotes the uplifting of mankind and removal of suffering through education about obedience to the Almighty Creator, urgently appeals to all governments, hospitals and private medical establishments to hereby immediately ban all further use of Electroconvulsive Therapy and psychotropic drugs.

 

 

January 27, 2012
El Gilani Methodology Proven to Cure “Incurable” Diseases

 

April 15, 2010
American Muslim Medical Relief Team to Launch Abdul Qadir Gilani Sufic Scientific and Psychiatric Clinic of Holy Islamberg

In recent months, there have been a rash of medical occurrences involving psychiatric maladies resulting from Jinn possessions. Jinns, those unseen entities that inhabit this world simultaneously with human beings, and often interact with human beings on varied levels. Occasionally, these human to Jinn interactions are congenial. However, for the most part, these exchanges have very troublesome results. Due to the current level of moral unrest in our society, the amount of negative interactions has escalated.

March 19, 2010
El Gilani Methodology –Removing the Stigmatization of God from Medicine

Having failed many years of conventional medical treatment, a gentleman approached me seeking EGM therapy for his diagnosis of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). After many months of counseling, the patient seemed to be adhering to the rationale that he first received from psychiatrists regarding his affliction.

Having failed many years of conventional medical treatment, a gentleman approached me seeking EGM therapy for his diagnosis of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). After many months of counseling, the patient seemed to be adhering to the rationale that he first received from psychiatrists regarding his affliction. This is despite the fact that he has had no helpful explanation for what has occurred and continues to suffer pain and mental anguish. To no avail I have tried to convey to him that this problem cannot be organic in nature but may result in organic signs and symptoms.

January 10, 2010
Suicide Claims More US Military Lives Than Afghan War

The Army, National Guard and Army Reserve lost at least 211 personnel to suicide. More than half of those who took their lives had served in either Iraq or Afghanistan. The Army suicide rate of 20.2 per 100,000 personnel is higher than that registered among males aged 19 to 29, the gender age bracket with the highest rate among the general population. Before 2001, the Army rarely suffered 10 suicides per 100,000 soldiers.

American military personnel are continuing to take their own lives in unprecedented numbers, as the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq wars drag on. By late November, at least 334 members of the armed forces had committed suicide in 2009, more than the 319 who were killed in Afghanistan or the 150 who died in Iraq. While a final figure is not available, the toll of military suicides last year was the worst since records began to be kept in 1980.

December 1, 2009
Mental Variations of a Theme - Are Hallucinations Figments of Imagination?

In the first article of the series we introduced Jani Schofield, a 7 year-old girl unfortunately afflicted with Schizophrenia. The hallmark symptoms of her condition are extremely vivid hallucinations which have debilitated the Schofield family structure.  It was when these hallucinations caused her to became violent that her parents sought help.

In the first article of the series we introduced Jani Schofield, a 7 year-old girl unfortunately afflicted with Schizophrenia.