Why Trump's Aspirin Habit Raises Eyebrows

Trump's daily aspirin intake has sparked debate among health experts. He's been taking a full-strength 325-milligram dose for about 25 years. This is way higher than the usual 81-milligram dose recommended for heart health. Dr. Jonathan Reiner, a cardiologist, thinks Trump's reasoning is off. He says aspirin doesn't thin the blood like soup. Instead, it just reduces clotting risk. Reiner wonders why Trump sticks to such a high dose. Trump has noticed side effects like easy bruising. He's often seen with bandages and marks on his hands. But he believes the aspirin protects his heart. He even credits it for his "exceptional cardiovascular health. "The White House supports Trump's habit. They say it's part of his "PERFECT HEALTH. " But experts argue that lower doses are safer and just as effective. Trump also shared his thoughts on cognitive tests. He wants all presidential candidates to take them. He claims he "ACED" his own test. This is something no other president or vice president has done. Meanwhile, Trump has chronic venous insufficiency. This causes swelling in his legs. He tried compression socks but stopped because they were uncomfortable. He says walking more has helped. Trump also regrets some health tests. He thinks they caused unnecessary worry. Despite this, he insists he's in great shape. He often mentions his "good genetics" and brushes off age concerns.