US President Donald Trump's recent physical examination results were released by the White House on Sunday and it declared him "Fully Fit" to serve as Commander-in-Chief. the report also holds significance, not just because Trump is the oldest man to be ever elected to the presidency, but also because it has arrived in such a time and age when health as become a hot topic in American politics.Here is what is physical examination says:Doctor Says Fit For DutyNavy Capt. Sean Barbabella who is Trump's physician conducted this medical examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. The report released was three-page-long, which declared Trump "fully fit to execute the duties of Commander-in-Chief and Head of State", and it also added that he remains in "excellent health". He has a "robust cardiac, pulmonary, neurological and general physical function."Barbabella also noted that Trump's "active lifestyle", including golf games have contributed in his overall well-being. While this may come as a surprise to many, but playing golf indeed helps you burn calories. In a June 2023 article by Harvard Health Publishing, run by Harvard Medical School, Julie Corliss, their Executive Editor notes that "if you walk the course, playing 18 holes of golf may benefic your heart even more than an hour of either brisk or Nordic walking."Weight Loss And Improved BMIOne of the noticeable changes in his report, especially from last presidency in 2020 is his weight. He now weighs 224 pounds, which has come down from 244. This also brought his Body Mass Index (BMI) to 28.0, which has placed him under the "overweight" category. Previously, his BMI was 30.5, which placed him as an obese man.This drop in weight could be reflected from his healthy and active lifestyle as per his doctor.The Vitals: Cholesterol, Blood Pressure, and Heart HealthTrump’s cholesterol levels have steadily improved over the years, thanks in part to medications like rosuvastatin and ezetimibe. His total cholesterol has decreased from 223 in 2018 to 140 today, which is well within the healthy range (below 200).His blood pressure reads 128/74—slightly elevated but not in the hypertensive range. His resting heart rate is 62 beats per minute, indicating good cardiovascular health.Trump also takes aspirin regularly, which helps lower the risk of heart attack and stroke.How Is Trump Doing Mentally?Trump has also passed the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), which is a screening tool for various brain functions like memory and attention. He also boasted in 2018 about recalling a list of words from the test: "Person. Woman. Man. Camera. TV."In his latest checkup, he also underwent mental health screenings for depression and anxiety and scored within the normal limits.Other Health MeasuresThe exam summary noted that Trump had previously undergone cataract surgery on both eyes, a routine procedure for aging individuals. He also had a colonoscopy in July 2024, which revealed a benign polyp and diverticulosis—a common age-related intestinal condition that’s usually harmless.The exam also confirmed minor sun damage and benign skin lesions, along with scarring on his right ear from a July 2024 assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania.