We've said it before and we will reiterate it. Hillary Clinton has a serious neurological condition, quite possibly PD, but her eye movements have been recorded and witnessed by many over these last several months and they have been covering it up. The head bobbing is another example that occurred more than once.
We questioned the flippant letter at the time sent out to the media from the National PD people and we will continue to stand by that. It was a letter of recommendation not any medical statement about her condition. Even if it isn't PD, it's a serious neurological condition they are lying about.
prnewswire.com/news-releases/hillary-has-abnormal-eye-movements-say-majority-of-doctors-surveyed-reports-aaps
We questioned the flippant letter at the time sent out to the media from the National PD people and we will continue to stand by that. It was a letter of recommendation not any medical statement about her condition. Even if it isn't PD, it's a serious neurological condition they are lying about.
TUCSON, Ariz., Oct. 25, 2016 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Concerns about Hillary Clinton's health have been subdued after her three debate performances. She presented her ability to survive 4-and-a-half hours on a stage with Donald Trump as proof of sufficient stamina to serve as commander-in-chief.
"She evidently intended this
as a joke, although I suspect our combat veterans would not be amused,"
states AAPS executive director Jane Orient, M.D.
Videos are, however, circulating on the
internet, from her rather brief and rare appearances in public, which
are purported to show pathological eye movements.
"These are quick, episodic,
and inconsistent," states Dr. Orient, who is an internist. "So we
decided to ask doctors on our email list to have a look at one of the videos. A helpful tool is to paste the URL into http://RowVid.com and watch it at half or quarter speed."
Nearly two-thirds of
respondents said they saw abnormal movements. Only 15% did not, and 21%
were unsure. There are long segments in which the eye movements appear
normal.
About 60% of those who saw
abnormal movements thought "the cause could be a potentially disabling
neurological condition," and none of them were willing to say that it
isn't.
Such movements signify an
abnormality in portions of the brain that coordinate the eye muscles.
There is a long differential diagnosis. Possibilities the respondents
suggested include increased intracranial pressure (she is at risk for
that because of her history of head trauma and a transverse sinus clot);
a drug effect; or a chronic degenerative neurological condition.
Parkinson's disease is mentioned—with drug treatment concealing most
manifestations but causing the eye signs.
prnewswire.com/news-releases/hillary-has-abnormal-eye-movements-say-majority-of-doctors-surveyed-reports-aaps
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