
The Project publication issued an investigation into the health of Russian President Vladimir Putin, which turns out that he regularly accepts baths from deer horns and has his own team of doctors, which accompanies him on all trips.
Some of his health problems are associated with amusement of equestrian sports. According to Putin’s acquaintance and an employee of his administration, because of one unsuccessful fall from the saddle, the president “could not even get to his feet”, after which he underwent a long course of treatment. On November 4, 2012, on the Day of National Unity, state television channels showed footage of the flowing ceremony at the Minin and Pozharsky monument on Red Square, in which Putin and Patriarch Kirill participated. The president was almost not shown in the television broadcast, since he was very limping. After that, the Kremlin began to cancel Putin’s official flights one by one and reduce the time of events in which he was supposed to take part.
Also in the middle of the zero, Putin began to get involved in pantry baths with the presentation of Sergei Shoigu. Pants are the horns of the Altai Marals, which in folk medicine attribute healing properties. Shoigu, then the head of the Ministry of Emergencies, brought the president to Altai and convinced him of the benefits of the procedure, after which the president came to Altai several more times. Following Putin, the hobby was picked up by Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, the head of Gazprom Alexei Miller and his close associates. According to the interlocutor of Project, at least once a year with Altai to Moscow, capacities with a pantovic extract are carried on a business jet.
The third part of the investigation is devoted to doctors accompanying Putin on all his trips. It is argued that the president is a regular client of the Central Clinical Hospital (Central Design Bureau) in Moscow Kuntsev: upon arrival, he is met by the hospital authorities, and then passes into the hands of doctors assigned to the president. One of them was Dmitry Verbova for a long time - apparently, a resuscitator (on the Internet he is mentioned as the author of an ambulance management for acute diseases, injuries and poisoning).
Over time, the doctors of the Central Design Bureau began to come to the president independently: to fly to his residence and accompany on trips. For example, in 2017, when Putin was injured after a hockey match in Sochi, in the Rus sanatorium, which is part of the presidential administrations and located near the Sochi residence of Putin, a certain Konstantin Arkadievich Sim, an orthopedic traumatologist, and a constant presidential trauma was settled. This became known thanks to open data.
The fact is that all those accompanying Putin in Sochi, including doctors, are mating in four places, and contracts between them and the Central Design Bureau are published on the public procurement website along with acts of acceptance of services rendered. It is clear from these documents that doctors, such as Sim, flew precisely to Putin, since the dates coincide either with the time of the president’s official visits to Sochi, or with the periods of his disappearance. From the same documents it is clear that back in 2016-17. The president in Sochi regularly accompanied an average of five doctors. Sometimes their number increased: on November 25, 2016, the president met in the Kremlin with actor Stephen Sigal, and then disappeared until December 1. At this time, the Kremlin’s website published pre -recorded messages about telephone calls, and 12 doctors were sequentially in the Sochi sanatorium in Sochi. Among them are operating neurosurgeons and rehabilitologists, from which we can conclude that Putin had surgery.
Putin's most frequent companions are Otolaryngologists Alexei Shcheglov and Igor Yesakov, as well as surgeon Evgeny Selivanov. Scheglov flew to Putin in Sochi for four years and stayed next to him for 282 days. Selivanov - 35 times and 166 days. Selivanov is a surgeon specializing in oncology and defending a dissertation on the topic "Features of the diagnosis and surgical treatment of patients with cancer of the elderly and senile thyroid gland."
Putin publicly showed interest in the problem of thyroid cancer. In July 2020, he met with the head of the National Medical Research Center for Endocrinology Ivan Dedov, who told him about the great prevalence of thyroid cancer.
It is also known about Putin's attitude to his own health during the coronavirus. During the peaks of the pandemi, most of the meetings the president led the video in the video, and allowed a few visitors to himself only after a two -week quarantine and the surrender of feces.