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President Trump revealed in a recent interview that he has chosen not to follow his doctors’ recommendation to reduce his aspirin intake, saying he has taken the medication for more than 20 years and feels “a little superstitious” about changing his routine. Speaking with The Wall Street Journal in an interview published Thursday, Trump said he believes aspirin helps keep his blood flowing properly. “They say aspirin helps thin the blood, and I don’t want thick blood running through my heart,” he explained. “I want good, thin blood going through my heart. That makes sense, right?” At 79, Trump became the oldest individual to take office when he began his second term, and his health has remained a frequent topic of public discussion. He brushed off the scrutiny at the start of the interview, telling the Journal, “Let’s talk about health again for the 25th time. My health is perfect.” Despite his assurances, questions have intensified after images surfaced showing bruising on the president’s hand. The White House has attributed the marks to his regular aspirin use. According to Trump’s physician, Sean Barbabella, doctors have advised the president to switch to a lower daily dose. Trump currently takes 325 milligrams of aspirin each day, while a standard low-dose regimen is typically around 80 milligrams. “They’d prefer I take the smaller dose,” Trump acknowledged. “But I’ve taken the higher one for years. It does cause bruising, but I’m used to it.”#viral #fyp

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