Forged invoice.

[blackshadow]

g'day swansrepeat. welcome aboard!

those are some well made points. i just hope you'll forgive a little bit of skepticism from some people of the ethical practices at hypermed.

i'm not sure if you're aware, but the guy who runs the place - malcolm hooper - has form with this sort of thing: he was recently found guilty of misconduct for scamming nearly $50k from a patient with cerebral palsy and had his chiropractic registration struck off as a result last week. a real shit bloke by the sounds of it!

but i'm sure he has a perfectly good explanation for all of that, and i'm sure he could also satisfactorily explain exactly what 'amino acids' he provided to essendon players last year. there are certainly a lot of people who'd like to know.

and hey, now that his reputation is ruined and his registration cancelled, maybe he'll have the time to join this forum to argue his case. if he does, the two of you would have much to talk about; according to your profile, you even have the same birth date as him. what are the odds?

So Essendon surrounding themselves with more "quality" individuals.

I'm shocked to be reading this.

 

[Tiger2709]

I hadn't spoken to them again until recently. I have mentioned a number of times that I'm confident that Essendon aint in the trouble so many of you wish/hope and that was because of "my inthide thortheth" AND those of other Essendon supporters.

Are you sure you haven't just all been each others sources throughout this?

 

[Stox]

g'day swansrepeat. welcome aboard!

those are some well made points. i just hope you'll forgive a little bit of skepticism from some people of the ethical practices at hypermed.

i'm not sure if you're aware, but the guy who runs the place - malcolm hooper - has form with this sort of thing: he was recently found guilty of misconduct for scamming nearly $50k from a patient with cerebral palsy and had his chiropractic registration struck off as a result last week. a real shit bloke by the sounds of it!

but i'm sure he has a perfectly good explanation for all of that, and i'm sure he could also satisfactorily explain exactly what 'amino acids' he provided to essendon players last year. there are certainly a lot of people who'd like to know.

and hey, now that his reputation is ruined and his registration cancelled, maybe he'll have the time to join this forum to argue his case. if he does, the two of you would have much to talk about; according to your profile, you even have the same birth date as him. what are the odds?

Was that a kill shot?

 

[HiReception]

and hey, now that his reputation is ruined and his registration cancelled, maybe he'll have the time to join this forum to argue his case. if he does, the two of you would have much to talk about; according to your profile, you even have the same birth date as him. what are the odds?

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I don't know how you pulled that out; I'm STILL trying to find the doc's birth date to verify if you're right! Between this and the Rompingwins scoop, you're BigFooty's unofficial sleuth!

Also, when exactly did this site become the official discussion page for Football Higher-Ups to post?

 

[Swansrepeat]

You obviously have not read the judgment.
1. VCAT found he was of good character, contrary to the Chiro Board's initial decision to refer the matter to VCAT on the basis he was not of character
2. The patient only complained some 12 months after treatment because, according to the patient's own evidence, he was trying to find a way to get out of paying the bill
3. The patient paid approximately $5,000 of the $50,000 approx bill despite raising registered charitable fund monies in excess of this amount to pay part of the bill.
4. The patient never complained about the treatment in any shape or form
5. AFTER ceasing treatment , some six months later, the patient actually created his own personal website and proclaimed to all cerebral palsy patients that hyperbaric and the Lokomat treadmill machine at Hypermed were the best treatments he had experienced in his long journey seeking benefits for his condition.
6. VCAT in its final decision allowed the practitioner to treat all medical conditions he has treated with hyperbaric over the last 17 years, contrary to the orders sought by the Chiro Board to close his practise.
7. So the patient has successfully got off paying his bill, and like most people like you, the papers have represented your view that there has been a scam.
8. They are right, Hooper has been clearly subjected to a scam by the patient supported by the Chiro Board
9. The QC for the Chiro Board at all times during the hearing presented the view that H's practice would not be affected by the proceedings to deregister him, acknowledging that H no longer performs chiro techniques, so why did the Chiro Board spend $1m plus in legal costs for no other outcome than effectively defaming H.
10. Astute readers will know there are myriad agendas driving regulatory issues whether they relate to AHPRA/Chiro Board or AFL/ASADA/ACC/WADA/Essendon
11. So read the papers in next 24 hours and ask why the players get off but officials go down and Essendon misses out on finals. Makes no sense to me from equitable viewpoint as players are not devoid of brains as to what they consume and they can read consent forms. So deals get done, some get protected, some become scapegoats, the comp gets freaked out and life goes on for the game - lucky Carlton supporters - better not beat Sydney in Finals.
12. For what it is worth, still cannot see any evidence of any banned substances being taken.
13. But the standout I do know, hyperbaric was the major driver of Essendon coping with the Carlton/Collingwood games - eventually in a few years time, that statement will be generally accepted - but the AFL et al have zero interest in that possibility now - does not suit this massive political agenda engulfing the landscape post Lance A.

g'day swansrepeat. welcome aboard!

those are some well made points. i just hope you'll forgive a little bit of skepticism from some people of the ethical practices at hypermed.

i'm not sure if you're aware, but the guy who runs the place - malcolm hooper - has form with this sort of thing: he was recently found guilty of misconduct for scamming nearly $50k from a patient with cerebral palsy and had his chiropractic registration struck off as a result last week. a real shit bloke by the sounds of it!

but i'm sure he has a perfectly good explanation for all of that, and i'm sure he could also satisfactorily explain exactly what 'amino acids' he provided to essendon players last year. there are certainly a lot of people who'd like to know.

and hey, now that his reputation is ruined and his registration cancelled, maybe he'll have the time to join this forum to argue his case. if he does, the two of you would have much to talk about; according to your profile, you even have the same birth date as him. what are the odds?

ously

 

[questionable]

well lets just agree that the misconduct case isn't relevant to what we're here to discuss, which is footy

i'll humour you if you wish to continue speaking in the third person, but regardless of your identity, from what you've posted you've shown you clearly have an intimate knowledge of this situation. so could you elaborate on this:

The invoice related to approximately $50,000 for hyperbaric chambers and over $5,000 for the Vacusports Machine which was one of only two in Australia, the other being used last year by Sydney (but not this year). The amino acids component was around $4,000.

Each player had a detailed patient file recording all treatments and a spreadsheet has been provided to Essendon of each individual treatment provided by date and round number.

what were the 'amino acids' on the invoice?

many of the products offered at hypermed are listed on this page, including aod-9604, cerebrolysin, cjc-1295 and more. which of these substances (or others) does the invoice refer to?

 

[Swansrepeat]

well lets just agree that the misconduct case isn't relevant to what we're here to discuss, which is footy

i'll humour you if you wish to continue speaking in the third person, but regardless of your identity, from what you've posted you've shown you clearly have an intimate knowledge of this situation. so could you elaborate on this:





what were the 'amino acids' on the invoice?

many of the products offered at hypermed are listed on this page, including aod-9604, cerebrolysin, cjc-1295 and more. which of these substances (or others) does the invoice refer to?

 

[Swansrepeat]

not sure what you mean by talking in the third person - I am not the practitioner if that is what you mean.
The amino acids in the invoice relate to essential amino acids, commonly used vitamins and commonly used minerals, all ASADA compliant.

Why do you say the misconduct case is not relevant here if you raised uninformed matters relating to the case to make your point. Bit confusing approach to me.

 

[IanW]

not sure what you mean by talking in the third person - I am not the practitioner if that is what you mean.
The amino acids in the invoice relate to essential amino acids, commonly used vitamins and commonly used minerals, all ASADA compliant.

Why do you say the misconduct case is not relevant here if you raised uninformed matters relating to the case to make your point. Bit confusing approach to me.

When you say 'in the invoice', Im assuming you can provide a detailed list of exactly what was provided and to whom ?

There is likely to be legal cases, see, and this could become important.

 

[Oneiros]

g'day swansrepeat. welcome aboard!

those are some well made points. i just hope you'll forgive a little bit of skepticism from some people of the ethical practices at hypermed.

i'm not sure if you're aware, but the guy who runs the place - malcolm hooper - has form with this sort of thing: he was recently found guilty of misconduct for scamming nearly $50k from a patient with cerebral palsy and had his chiropractic registration struck off as a result last week. a real shit bloke by the sounds of it!

but i'm sure he has a perfectly good explanation for all of that, and i'm sure he could also satisfactorily explain exactly what 'amino acids' he provided to essendon players last year. there are certainly a lot of people who'd like to know.

and hey, now that his reputation is ruined and his registration cancelled, maybe he'll have the time to join this forum to argue his case. if he does, the two of you would have much to talk about; according to your profile, you even have the same birth date as him. what are the odds?

Bewm.
Headshot.

 

[I Rock]

not sure what you mean by talking in the third person - I am not the practitioner if that is what you mean.
The amino acids in the invoice relate to essential amino acids, commonly used vitamins and commonly used minerals, all ASADA compliant.

Why do you say the misconduct case is not relevant here if you raised uninformed matters relating to the case to make your point. Bit confusing approach to me.

You will have to excuse his tone as I assume he like most people have a complete hatred of snob white collar criminals who not only steal from the working man but are lowest of the low to steal from someone who is handicapped and can not defend for themselves. I would hope that you yourself as you have already stated having no relation to this complete scum bag in question wouldn't mind a few people venting how people of this ilk are less than pond scum and do not deserve to share the same oxygen as people with some shred of decency.

 

[sarah.13]

Wouldn't the EFC require the exact composition of these so called amino acids I order to comply with ASADA and WADA requirements and protect their players from any possible controversy ?

 

[Cronos]

I don't know about you, but when my grocery shopping bill is $40 (let alone $4,000), I'd expect the invoice to say more than "groceries".

 

[Swansrepeat]

Wouldn't the EFC require the exact composition of these so called amino acids I order to comply with ASADA and WADA requirements and protect their players from any possible controversy ?

EFC is aware

 

[DudleyB]

Hahahah hilarious
Nice try fish.
So now as predicted by Hawker83 two weeks ago and outed as Ian Hanke the bombers next leaked bullshit defence would be they were victims of organised crime .

How low are you saddos prepared to stoop .
Things would have been so much better if you put your hand up 6 months ago rather then making up a new bullshit defence every two weeks.

Please refer to the Hawker83 Ian Hanke thread to see that this next attempted defence story was all predicted a few weeks ago

How do you lying cheats lie straight at night spinning and pedalling this crap

 

[Spongebob]

We do diagnoses, consent forms and record keeping issues keep coming up in all of these areas? I love he reasoned findings of the Hooper case:

(a) That the respondent failed to undertake a proper clinical assessment of QS prior to recommending and undertaking hyperbaric oxygen treatment (HBOT) and Lokomat treatment for QS.

The Lokomat machine is a robotic walking device which supports the patient’s body weight as the patient is harnessed into the Lokomat. Once the patient is harnessed into the Lokomat, the device moves the patient’s legs through a normal gait cycle. Further, there are controls in relation to walking speed and it measures the body’s response to the movement. The Lokomat machine also has its own computer which takes several readings in relation to each movement that the patient makes. Those readings can be printed out from the Lokomat computer.

(b) That the respondent failed to obtain informed consent from QS in relation to both the hyperbaric oxygen treatment and the Lokomat treatment.

(c) That the respondent failed to prepare a treatment plan or an adequate treatment plan in relation to treatment of QS for HBOT and Lokomat.

(d) That the respondent failed to modify the treatment plan (if it did exist) in relation to QS.

(e) That the respondent failed to clinically monitor or evaluate any measurable improvement in QS’s condition (cerebral palsy) nor his suitability for stem cell therapy as a result of HBOT and/or Lokomat treatment.

(f) In recommending both the HBOT and Lokomat treatment the respondent misrepresented the likely effectiveness of such treatment in relation to cerebral palsy.

(g) In advertising treatment the respondent, in relation to the 30 named conditions, which the respondent alleged could be treated by HBOT, the respondent was misleading and deceptive about the effectiveness of that treatment; and

(h) The respondent failed to generate proper documentation in relation to the treatment of QS.


http://www.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/s.../2013/878.html?stem=0&synonyms=0&query=Hooper

Slightly different complexion from that nice long list of goodiness presented above

 

[DudleyB]

And fish
It's not commonly accepted that the bombers are going to get off aod.
In fact they are screwed on aod.

 

[I Rock]

Hahahah hilarious
Nice try fish.
So now as predicted by Hawker83 two weeks ago and outed as Ian Hanke the bombers next leaked bullshit defence would be they were victims of organised crime .

How low are you saddos prepared to stoop .
Things would have been so much better if you put your hand up 6 months ago rather then making up a new bullshit defence every two weeks.

Please refer to the Hawker83 Ian Hanke thread to see that this next attempted defence story was all predicted a few weeks ago

How do you lying cheats lie straight at night spinning and pedalling this crap

I believe their next attempt will be the "it wasn't me it was the one armed man" defence.

 

[Randomizor]

I believe their next attempt will be the "it wasn't me it was the one armed man" defence.

Let's start a betting pool "What will the next Essendon defence be". I'll give good odds on the Chewbacca defence.

 

[Cronos]

Let's start a betting pool "What will the next Essendon defence be". I'll give good odds on the Chewbacca defence.

That does not make sense!

 

[Laphroaig]

Let's start a betting pool "What will the next Essendon defence be". I'll give good odds on the Chewbacca defence.

Bart Simpson Defence.

 

[Randomizor]

That does not make sense!

The post or Essendon's defence?

P.S I have no idea how betting works

 

[I Rock]

Let's start a betting pool "What will the next Essendon defence be". I'll give good odds on the Chewbacca defence.

I can't give specifics but I will bet a dollar to the man it will centre around the words "And" as well as "Addressed".

 

[Cronos]

The post or Essendon's defence?

Why would a Wookiee, an 8 foot tall Wookiee, want to live on Endor, with a bunch of 2 foot tall Ewoks?
That does not make sense!

 

[I Rock]

The post or Essendon's defence?

P.S I have no idea how betting works

I believe he means why would a 7 foot Wookie Chewbacca from the plant Kashyk live on the Third Moon of Endor with 3 foot Ewoks.