In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, the American leader spoke about his health and lifestyle. According to Trump, he suffers from swollen legs and has sleep problems. Because of this, he has to take a large dose of aspirin, despite doctors' recommendations to reduce it. "They say aspirin thins the blood well, and I don’t want thick blood flowing through my heart. I want nice, liquid blood flowing through my heart," he said. Trump explained that he has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, which is a common age-related condition. He has to take 325 mg of aspirin a day and has been doing so for the past 25 years. Sometimes the American leader has to mask blood flow with cosmetics because of the medication. Regarding his lifestyle, Trump admitted that he consumes fast food and does absolutely no physical exercise, except for his favorite golf. At the same time, the White House physician claims that the U.S. president is in exceptionally good health, with a heart age of about 65 years.