Trump health fears rise after new photos prompt doctor’s warning of 'serious condition'

Donald Trump's health has been up for debate with brusies on his hands and now that he's lost a startling amount of weight, the conversation continues. The shocking physical transformation has caught the eye of experts, triggering health speculation as recent photographs indicate a noticeably trimmer figure. And while people may be concerned for the US President , or in dismay, either way, he is very private when it comes to health exams , which may come across as secretive, creating more speculation.

Amid the swirling international attention over Trump's tariff trade war , some are more focused on his well-being. Captured before boarding Marine One earlier this month, Trump, now 78, displayed a remarkably leaner physique. While Trump supporters praise his svelte look, Dr.



Daniel Atkinson from Treated.com has sounded alarms, hinting such rapid weight loss could be symptomatic of deeper health complications, reports Daily Express US. Donald Trump health fears as worrying bruise spotted on his hand in new pics Donald Trump breaks silence over mystery marks on hand after health speculation When speaking to the Irish Star, Dr Atkinson outlined the potential concerns for someone at Trump's age and profile, particularly highlighting risks like diabetes.

Dr. Atkinson said: "For a hypothetical person, who has taken on the office of President of the United States for a second term, at the age of 80, there might be several factors that could affect their weight." He also mentioned: "An almost 80 year old with a busy schedule might be more susceptible to certain conditions that can cause weight loss.

Diabetes, for instance, can trigger weight fluctuations when the condition is uncontrolled. Blood sugar can become more difficult to regulate as we age, and insulin resistance can develop with age." Diabetes , a significant health concern, is divided into type one and type two categories.

The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Issues (NIDDK) explains that type 1 diabetes arises when your body produces little or no insulin. Insulin is a hormone that facilitates blood glucose, also known as blood sugar, to enter the body's cells for energy production. DON'T MISS: Eight warning signs you're probably prediabetic - and how to fix it Doctor shares 'five signs of diabetes' that could come on at bedtime The snack that can lower blood sugar levels in 90 mins Type 2 diabetes, the most common form of the disease, occurs when your blood glucose levels are excessively high.

The NIDDK suggests that individuals who are overweight and over the age of 45, coupled with a consistent lack of physical activity, are more susceptible to developing it. Having diabetes can lead to complications such as heart disease, kidney disease, eye disease and foot problems. This does not mean Trump has either type one or type two diabetes, and there has been no public statement from the White House concerning his recent weight loss.

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