Summary
President Donald Trump discussed his health in an interview, stating that it is "perfect," despite public discussions about his age and health. He said he takes a high dose of aspirin and does not exercise regularly. Trump's doctor confirmed that a CT scan showed no heart problems.
Key Facts
- President Donald Trump claims his health is "perfect" despite concerns about aging.
- He takes more aspirin than often recommended, specifically 325 mg daily.
- Trump finds regular exercise boring but plays golf.
- He uses makeup to cover hand bruises, which he says happen easily due to aspirin usage.
- Trump had a CT scan, not an MRI, at Walter Reed Medical Center; results showed no heart issues.
- He was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, common in older adults, but chooses not to use compression socks.
- Trump denies falling asleep during meetings, saying he sometimes relaxes by closing his eyes.
- His doctor stated Trump is in "exceptional health" for his duties as President.
