Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claimed in a years-old deposition that doctors told him a parasitic worm had eaten part of his brain before dying in his skull, according to a Tuesday report from the New York Times. Kennedy made the claim during a deposition that took place as part of his 2012 divorce proceedings. He said he had been experiencing 'cognitive problems' and feared he was suffering from a brain tumor.
have cognitive problems, clearly,' RFK said at the time. 'I have short-term memory loss, and I have longer-term memory loss that affects me.' The independent presidential candidate was also diagnosed with mercury poisoning around the same time, which one doctor told the Times was likely the true cause behind RFK's severe 'brain fog.' RFK JR.
The mercury poisoning arose from a heavy diet of fish, namely tuna sandwiches. RFK's campaign told the Times he made a full recovery from the brain fog and other symptoms after changing his diet, and he had no aftereffects from the parasite. When asked whether the history called into question his mental ability, a spokeswoman for the campaign told the outlet, 'That is a hilarious suggestion, given the competition.
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