BLOATED: Vladimir Putin Could Be Under Steroid Side Effects From Cancer Treatment

The former head of the British secret service claims Russian strongman Vladimir Putin may have Parkinson’s and his volatile behavior could be linked to the steroids he’s taking to battle the muscle disease, The Toronto Sun reports. Sir Richard Dearlove told GB News that Putin is suffering from symptoms such as “loss of restraint.” Given that he has his finger on the nuclear button, Dearlove said it was particularly worrying.

“What’s also worrying is the speculation, and it is speculation, that maybe Putin’s behavior, maybe his rationality is prejudiced or compromised by illness,” he told GB News. “The best explanation, that we don’t know whether it’s correct or not, is that he may have Parkinson’s.” He added: “That certainly I’ve heard from several neurologists who say that loss of restraint, psychosis, are very common Parkinson’s symptoms.”

Steroids to fight the disease may also be driving the tiny terror, Dearlove said. “And then there’s visual evidence he may be on steroids because of the way his appearance has changed,” the former head of MI6 said. “I think it’s very worrying. Let’s suppose that’s the case – we don’t know – someone in that position who seems so dominant, has his finger on the nuclear button, yes it’s very worrying.”
Marca.com reports that images of Putin from previous years show a Russian president who was much leaner and showed an entirely different aspect of his physique. Today, he appears far more bloated than usual and his behavior that suggests he is afraid of getting into close contact with anyone. When France President Emmanuel Macron visited him at the Kremlin, Putin forced him to sit many feet away from him in a large table. Since the global pandemic began, he’s been isolated from the rest of the world and even from his ‘yes men.’

This behavior is specific to people with pre-existing conditions who are afraid of getting infected of Covid-19. However, this doesn’t explain his increasingly erratic behavior over the last couple of weeks. A far more violent and secluded Russian president could suggest an even more alarming scenario for the entire world. If the rumors of his possible bowel cancer or even dementia condition are true, his treatment could explain all those mood swings. Modern treatment of these conditions tend to involve heavy use of all kinds of different steroids. This is a viable explanation to why Vladimir Putin is making all these sudden moves, attacks and threats on the rest of the world.

In order to understand Vladimir Putin’s way of thinking a lot better, there are Western officials who are offering their insight into what could be causing this behavior. Daily Mail approached British intelligence for comment and they confirmed the steroid theory might be plausible. This is what they said: “It is only human sources that can offer you the sort of rich picture that we have of Putin’s psyche. There has been an identifiable change in his decision-making over the past five years or so. Those around him see a marked change in the cogency and clarity of what he says and how he perceives the world around him.”