President Obama in good health ?!

White House reports excellent values ​​after health check

06/13/2014

Barack Obama, the President of the United States, appears to enjoy the best of health. This reports the French news agency „AFP“. According to the physician Ronny L. Jackson has declared that a fundamental health check has shown that all the values ​​of the President are hervororagend. Therefore, the head physician of the White House is to assume that the good physical condition of the President remains until the end of his term.

Healthy diet and daily sports program
Barack Obama apparently lives an extremely healthy life. Like the international news agency „AFP“ After a thorough health check-up, medical doctor Ronny L. Jackson stated that the president was eating healthily, exercising daily, not smoking, and drinking alcohol occasionally and moderately. Accordingly, all the values ​​of the President, such as pulse and blood pressure, excellent and Obama consequently in good health - which he probably will remain until the end of his term.

Slight pain sensitivity in the muscle under the right foot
Nevertheless, the US president is apparently not completely free of small „niggles“. Like the US news and press agency „AP“ Despite his excellent general condition, Obama suffers from a slight sensation of pain in the muscle under his right foot, „a complaint he treats by occasionally taking an ibuprofen tablet“, the AP continues. Overall, however, the president had managed to maintain his good state of health since he took office by keeping his weight, body mass index, heart rate, blood pressure and temperature basically all values ​​stable over the years.

Occasional chewing of nicotine gums only criticism
The health check, according to the White House doctor, had been the president's first full investigation since October 2011. The only point the doctor had to complain about, according to the AFP, was the occasional chewing of nicotine gums that the former smoker Obama occasionally falls back on. The president, who turns fifty-three in August, had recently caused irritation at the anniversary of the Allied landing in Normandy on June 6, 1944, because on the stage he had chewed such chewing gum for everyone on the scene. (No)