Will Trump's exercise and eating habits catch up to him as stress mounts?

yes, his habits will catch up to him. Morally, trump is a bad role model and physically he is a bad role model.



Will Trump's exercise and eating habits catch up to him as stress mounts?



https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2017/07/17/trumps-exercise-and-eating-habits-catch-up-him-stress-mounts/451462001/





Jayne O'Donnell , USA TODAY Published 4:26 p.m. ET July 17, 2017 | Updated 5:53 p.m. ET July 17, 2017
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He now holds likely the most stressful job in the world, one he said was harder than he thought it would be, leading medical and health experts to wonder how, when or if President Trump's lack of exercise, sleep, eating habits and stress will catch up to him.
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Even if Bornstein was embellishing to the degree his patient prefers, medical experts consulted by USA TODAY say Trump's approach to food and fitness are frightening for 71-year-old man under his amount of stress.

"Do I worry he’s going to have a heart attack or stroke in office?" asks Cleveland Clinic physician and diet book author Michael Roizen, "From a medical standpoint, you would worry about that."
No fan of fitness

USA TODAY reported recently that neurologists say Trump shows most symptoms of sleep deprivation — including diminished cognition and anxiety — and a June report shows exercise is the single best medicine for a good night’s sleep...........................

But Trump believes everyone has a finite amount of energy to use throughout his or her lifetime, so he doesn't exercise beyond playing golf while riding a cart. He is best known as a fan of fast food, which he has discussed often in media interviews, or higher-end burgers at his country clubs, which Ruddy confirms. .....................................

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