T-rump's high coronary calcium score = heart disease
FAUX NEWS , Sara Huckabee and other conservative sources are fuming with CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta for revealing the true fact that T-rump has heart disease, based on his Coronary Calcium Score. His sheeple don't want to hear bad news such as this, despite it's a f-f-f-f-f-fact.
The Coronary Calcium Score is what cardiologists use to rate the presence of calcium in in the blood vessels which lead to the heart. A score of 100 or above indicates the person has indeed heart disease. For T-rump, at 71 years old, his score is 133.
In 2009, when he first had the test at 63, his score was 34. In 2013, it shot up to 98 at the age of 67. Now, it has increased again to 133 at the age of 71. Ideally, cardiologists want to see the score go down, or maintain a safer level, at his age.
As Gupta explained on CNN yesterday:
"These are tests that are actually looking for the presence of calcium in the blood vessels that lead to the heart. Steadily, up until just this past week when he had it performed again, those numbers have gone up. When they get to a certain range ... that means he has heart disease."
Gupta then relayed the in-depth conversation he had with the President's doctor, Ronny Jackson.
"It was interesting when I spoke to Dr. Jackson. At first he said he passed all the tests with flying colors. When I asked him specifically about that test, he did then concede that, in fact, the president does have heart disease."
"They're going to be increasing the medications, including the cholesterol-lowering medications to try and combat that, but there's no question, by all standards, by all metrics, anyway a doctor or cardiologist will look at it, the president does have heart disease."
Along with an increase in medications to keep this under control, Gupta warned that he must change his diet, as well. T-rump is known for eating fatty fried foods, including McDonalds and KFC for lunch and downing 'a dozen cans of Diet Coke' each day.
"But he does have heart disease," Gupta reaffirmed.