Trump Reveals Taking Higher Aspirin Dose Than Doctors Recommend

• Donald Trump told the WSJ he takes 325mg of aspirin daily, exceeding doctor recommendations, for "thinning out the blood."
• His doctor, Sean Barbabella, confirmed the dosage is for cardiac prevention.
• Trump's health has been under scrutiny due to hand bruises and public instances of closing his eyes.
• The White House attributed bruises to handshakes; Trump underwent a CT scan, not an MRI, which showed no abnormalities.
• Mayo Clinic suggests a low dose (81mg) of aspirin for people over 60 to prevent heart attack or stroke.

Why It Matters: Trump takes a higher-than-recommended aspirin dose for heart health, sparking health discussions.