Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expressed astonishment at Donald Trump’s continued vitality despite his unhealthy eating habits. The controversial US health secretary disclosed that Trump’s diet primarily consists of McDonald’s, candy, and Diet Coke, remarking on the president’s seemingly robust health despite consuming what Kennedy described as “junk food” while on the go.
Kennedy highlighted Trump’s preference for food from large corporations, attributing it to a trust in their products and a desire to avoid falling ill during travel. Contrary to the assumption that Trump constantly consumes unhealthy fare, Kennedy noted that the president actually indulges in nutritious meals at the White House and his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida.
During an appearance on The Katie Miller Podcast, Kennedy commended Trump’s remarkable health status, citing Dr. Mehmet Oz’s evaluation of the president’s medical records, which reportedly showed exceptionally high testosterone levels for a man over 70 years old. Trump’s penchant for fast food is well-documented, with anecdotes recounting his substantial consumption while on the campaign trail.
Speculation regarding Trump’s health has led to reassurances from both the president and his administration. Trump disclosed taking higher aspirin doses than recommended by doctors, attributing any visible effects, such as bruises on his hands, to this practice. Despite ongoing health rumors, Trump asserted his excellent health in a recent interview, emphasizing his preference for aspirin over traditional blood thinners.
In response to claims of declining cognitive abilities, Trump defended his mental acuity by revealing he recently aced a Cognitive Examination in front of medical professionals. Expressing frustration with media reports questioning his health and capabilities, Trump denounced what he perceived as “FAKE reports” disseminated to discredit him.