Trump's Health Report: Fit for Duty at 79
Recent medical evaluations confirm that Donald Trump, the oldest man elected as U.S. president, is fit to serve as Commander-in-Chief, according to his physician's report. At 79, he has shown significant improvements in his health metrics.
In a comprehensive physical examination conducted recently, the White House released a detailed three-page summary of Donald Trump's health status. The report highlighted that Trump has shed 20 pounds since his last checkup in 2020, where he was noted to be bordering on obesity. He now weighs 224 pounds, down from 244 pounds, reflecting a positive shift in his health profile.
The report also noted Trump's history of eye surgery and mentioned scarring on his right ear resulting from an assassination attempt last year. Despite these issues, his hearing remains normal, and the overall assessment was largely complimentary. Minor skin damage due to sun exposure was documented, along with findings from a previous colonoscopy that revealed diverticulosis—small pouches in the colon—and a benign polyp, which will require follow-up in three years.
Trump's active lifestyle was praised, with the report noting his participation in golf, a sport he frequently boasts about. He abstains from alcohol and cigarettes, contributing to his overall well-being. When asked about the secret to his vitality, Trump attributed his energy to enjoying his work and the outcomes of his efforts, stating, "I think we're making America great again, and it makes me feel good. Probably keeps me happy."
As Trump approaches his 79th birthday on June 14, the results of this health assessment are likely to influence his political aspirations and public perception as he continues to engage in the political arena.
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