U.S. Elections 2016: Donald Trump’s Doctor Says He Wrote Bill Of Health In 5 Minutes

The doctor who created the medical record that the camp for United States 2016 Elections Presidential Candidate Donald Trump produced to the public, admitted that he only spent a short amount of time writing the document.

Harold Bornstein, the presidential candidate's personal physician of more than 25 years, recently spoke to reporters regarding the bill of health he wrote which is currently the only one of Trump's medical records that is accessible to the public. The document was released in December last year, with the statement claiming that Trump "has had no significant medical problems" and that Trump, if elected, "will be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency."

Speaking with NBC, as reported by CNN, Bornstein has revealed that he actually spent just the barest amount of time writing the document. In fact, he actually came up with it while he was just waiting for a limo.

"I try to get four or five lines down as fast as possible so that they would be happy," said Bornstein, implying that Trump's presidential camp actually hurried him to produce the document. Bornstein also said that he "gets anxious when he gets rushed," and so he thought that "some of those words didn't come out exactly the way they were meant."

The news is interesting as Donald Trump's presidential campaign had recently aimed its guns at targeting opponent Hillary Clinton's health in recent times. The fact is that while Trump is doling out questions regarding Clinton's supposed health risks, the public does not really know anything about that status of Trump's health outside of that one document which was apparently written in haste.

Bornstein himself said that some parts of Trump's bill of health might have been exaggerated and hyperbolized, as the doctor might have picked up some of his patient's conversational mannerisms.

Though this turnout brings the veracity of the bill of health's status to questionable light, Bornstein clarified that Trump does not really have any serious issues when it comes to his health. Allegedly, Donald Trump is no better or worse than the average person who exercises daily. "Doesn't smoke, doesn't drink -- and that's simply the best advantage you can have to live," said Bornstein, adding that Trump has "got a good family history."

If Trump wins the United States presidency, the 70-year-old would be the eldest person elected to the position in almost four decades. To compare, Ronald Reagan was eight months younger than Trump when he was sworn into the presidency.