That said, Trump acknowledged that he does not always strictly follow medical advice. In a January 1 interview with The Wall Street Journal, he spoke candidly about aging and the steps he believes help slow its effects.

Trump explained that the bruises on his hands are the result of taking aspirin to thin his blood—though at a higher dose than doctors typically recommend. He told the publication that he prefers thinner blood flow, saying he does not want “thick blood” moving through his heart. He also admitted to taking roughly four times the usual dosage, describing the habit as partly driven by superstition.

In addition, Trump said that as he has gotten older, his skin has become noticeably thinner and more fragile. He recalled an incident at the 2024 Republican National Convention when Attorney General Pam Bondi accidentally nicked his hand during a high-five after her ring caught his skin.

“The ring h:it the back of my hand, and yes, there was a small cut,” Trump said. Continue reading…

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