Doctor says Trump’s weight should be addressed as a priority ‘similar to ensuring Secret Service protections’
- Doctors have warned that President Donald Trump’s weight gain is “a strong risk factor” for his health after the commander-in-chief has put on 23 pounds in three years, according to a report.
- Trump, a known lover of McDonald’s and Diet Coke, has long faced concerns about his overall health, including bruising on his hands and swelling of his ankles.
- But in the second year of his second term, doctors have warned that Trump’s weight gain needs to take priority, The Washington Post reports.
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- Doctors have warned that President Donald Trump’s weight gain is “a strong risk factor” for his health after the commander-in-chief has put on 23 pounds in three years, according to a report.
- Trump, a known lover of McDonald’s and Diet Coke, has long faced concerns about his overall health, including bruising on his hands and swelling of his ankles.
- But in the second year of his second term, doctors have warned that Trump’s weight gain needs to take priority, The Washington Post reports.
Sources: The Independent