Doctor Brings Up Biden’s Medical Diagnosis from Last Year That May Explain His Bike Fall
By now you are probably aware that Biden took a fall on Saturday. The incident stunned the world (though maybe it did not surprise it). The only thing missing from this Life Alert moment was Biden screaming, “Help, I’ve…

By now you are probably aware that Biden took a fall on Saturday. The incident stunned the world (though maybe it did not surprise it). The only thing missing from this Life Alert moment was Biden screaming, “Help, I’ve fallen and I can’t get up!”
Biden said his foot was simply caught in the cage of the pedal, which can happen to bicyclists.
But Dr. Marc Siegel, a Fox News contributor, suspects there could be an additional reason that caused the fall.
In an interview with Fox News’ Tucker Carlson, Dr. Siegel, a clinical professor of medicine said, “I’m a cyclist and I’ve been a cyclist all my life. … Now he’s 79-years-old but we heard from his physical last year — has everyone forgotten this — that he had a sudden change in gait — rigid gait, stiff gait. … It looked very awkward to me as a cyclist the way he fell out of that pedal, and I’m not used to seeing that.”
“There’s a study in the Frontiers in Human Neuroscience that came out in 2017 that said that cycling is the exact right exercise to use if you have Parkinson’s — which I don’t know if he has — problems with gait or problems with thinking, executive function.
“We’re talking about the chief executive here Tucker, the chief executive, needing bicycling for executive function? I think the public has a right to know. … We need to know what’s going on with his gait and what’s going on upstairs,” Siegel said.
According to MedlinePlus


