Trump Declares "Perfect" Health Amid Decline Concerns, Admits Poor Lifestyle

• Donald Trump insists he is in "perfect" health despite growing signs of physical and mental decline, including sleeping through events and frequent bleeding.
• He admitted to a poor lifestyle, including little sleep, fatty foods, and barely exercising, but attributes his health to "good genetics."
• Trump takes four times the recommended aspirin dose, believing it thins blood, a practice linked to symptoms like bleeding and confusion.
• He underwent a CT scan (not MRI) for cardiovascular issues, which his doctor, Navy Captain Sean Barbabella, says showed no abnormalities, though Trump regrets taking it.
• Concerns about his ability to govern are mounting due to increasingly rambling and vitriolic speeches, but Trump dismisses all health worries.

Why It Matters: Trump dismisses health concerns and medical advice, insisting on "perfect" health despite observed decline.