New Photo of Trump Has Internet Blowing Up, It Looks Like He’s Aging Backward
Scientists who are right now attempting to cash in on how to reverse aging might want to look at a new photo of former President Donald Trump. It’s no secret that being president takes its toll on people. Former…
Scientists who are right now attempting to cash in on how to reverse aging might want to look at a new photo of former President Donald Trump.
It’s no secret that being president takes its toll on people.
Former President Barack Obama, for example, was almost white-headed by the time he left office. Similarly, former President George W. Bush had some extra eye bags and wrinkles by the time he hung it up in 2009.
Former President Bill Clinton’s physical state upon leaving Washington in 2001 speaks for itself.
But rapid presidential aging never seemed to apply to Trump, who sometimes appeared tired but never worse for the wear. The man was already reported to have been up late at night and up early every day. He kept that schedule while in the White House.
A photo of the former president shared on Twitter by Pennsylvania Senate candidate Sean Parnell last week actually appears to show Trump looking younger than ever. Just look at how vibrant this man looks.
Conservative social media commentator Jack Posobiec shared the same image, this one zoomed in on 45 and asked, “How is he getting younger?”
The post stirred a wave of theories:
Posobiec later commented he’d gotten wind of Trump’s supposed anti-aging process. He’s eating fewer hamburgers.
Donald Trump Jr., the former president’s eldest son, shared the image posted by Posobiec on his Instagram page and also shared a theory: his father is fueled by stressful situations.
“There’s some truth to this. He takes the stress and it fuels him, and in all fairness he took more crap than any other president times about 1000. Others can’t handle it and they age 20 years overnight,” the younger Trump commented on the photo.
Trump certainly looks energetic for another presidential run in 2024. He hasn’t stated his intention to run again at this point.
While the political world eagerly awaits the decision, researchers who specialize in age reversal might pause what they’re doing and go spend some time in South Florida with the former president.
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.