Hillary's Secret Illness? Clinton Falls Twice on Stairs in India. Could She Have Kuru?
After yet another fall down the stairs in India this week, it seems even more clear Hillary has been lying about her health ailments over the past few months, possibly in an attempt to downplay speculations over a serious brain disease. Just over one year ago mainstream media was trying to convince Americans that Clinton was in perfect health for the presidency, yet there have been a long list of signs that her health has been rapidly deteriorating both during and after the election. There have been other inconsistencies in reports over Clinton's health, such as her changing excuses for wearing an medical boot for over two months, late last year Clinton said she was wearing the boot because of a 'twisted ankle', which she later said was actually a 'broken toe'. She has fallen on video several times over the past few months. What is really happening to Hillary? and why are they still trying to cover up so many details about her health?
Late last year, when Hillary first began showing signs of bad physical health, rumors circulated that she could be suffering from the rare disease kuru, an infectious prion formerly common among cannibalistic tribes that consumed contaminated human brain tissue.
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I thought Kuru at first but she would be dead by now. Kuru kills in under a year I have been told.
True, some of the other footage goes back over a year now, something is clearly wrong with her health which she won't admit though.
I looked into it a bit more, here's a link on kuru here that says the 'mean clinical duration of illness is 12 months with a range of 3 months to 2 years'. Would that be in the right time frame still?
I would expect a pretty rapid decline over the next few months if it is. Her age being a factor too, but I also wonder how much the expensive medical care and constant team of staff around might be helping her even with no 'known' direct treatment. There's articles from 2011 talking about a possible treatment to delay prion diseases too, is it possible there have been advancements the public doesn't know about?
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2581654/
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2011/10/treatments-for-mad-cow-other-prion-diseases-may-be-coming/246421/