Donald Trump’s latest medical evaluation at Walter Reed hospital confirms he is in “excellent” physical and cognitive health. The results, praised by supporters and medical professionals, show no signs of cognitive issues, anxiety, or depression. He scored perfectly on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment,

and his heart, lungs, and neurological function were all in good shape. Ongoing conditions like high cholesterol and rosacea were noted, along with a benign colon polyp. His weight was listed at 224 pounds, placing him in the “overweight” category, a slight improvement from previous years.

However, the evaluation has sparked skepticism, particularly regarding his weight, with some questioning its accuracy. Despite his fondness for fast food, his doctors credited his frequent golfing as a key factor in maintaining his fitness. Trump confirmed feeling “better than ever” and claimed he aced his cognitive test. Medical expert Dr. Mark Siegel praised Trump’s lowered blood pressure,

improved cholesterol, and overall cognitive function, noting he maintains a health profile of someone much younger. Comparisons to earlier health records show significant improvements, with his cholesterol levels dropping and his blood pressure stabilizing. Though online debates continue about the report’s authenticity, the evaluation provides a reassuring outlook for Trump’s physical and mental readiness for the presidency.