It’s Trump‘s time of the month again 

追加: 2026-06-06

[00:00:00]It's that time of the month for Donald Trump.

[00:00:03]Donald Trump has not been seen in days, and this frequently happens around the first of the month. And I believe this is connected to why he has such bad bruising on his hands. Here's my theory.

[00:00:16]I believe that he is getting IV diuretics into his hands. So, they are using something to take fluid off the body and salt. It removes fluid and salt. So, the swelling that you see in his face, in his hands, in his ankles, that swelling can occur for things like congestive heart failure, kidney problems.

[00:00:40]And they require medication to take basically water and salt out of the body to support the kidneys from functioning with that much overload.

[00:00:50]Now, it is very likely that they are going through the veins in the hands because of access. When someone is dehydrated, it can be very difficult to find a vein, but also it's just that's where his bruises are. And there is absolutely no way he is getting bruises from frequent handshaking, especially now that we've seen bruises on both of his hands. So, they'll use the IV diuretic to get symptoms under control and to get the fluid levels better balanced. But, it is temporary. This is not a long-term fix. And the reason that it might take a couple of days for Trump to be seen again is because he might need recovery time because there are likely electrolyte imbalances that occur because it's not just removing water, it's also removing salt. And to have that much fluid pulled off of your body can be a shock to the system. They're going to have to track how his heart is doing, how his kidneys are doing, and then they're going to have to ensure that he is cognitively up to it to get back out there and to be in front of the public. It's very fatiguing to go through something like this, given how much fluid we can all visibly see on Donald Trump's body.

[00:02:04]You also have to question though, this is not something that should be done on a regular basis as far as like that's not the recommended protocol. The recommended protocol for someone who is doing this for chronic issues would be a daily medication. And if you believe the daily medication list that Donald that they just put out there for his so-called annual exam, that type of medication, something like a Lasix, was not on there. So, the question is, number one, is he actually on a Lasix and they're not telling us about it? But then he still requires these monthly IV infusions.

[00:02:42]Or is he not taking a daily medication and then he's requiring this monthly IV diuretic that is should be something for a very acute issue. This should not be something that they are doing long-term.

[00:02:59]So, for those of you who are saying, "Hey, where is he? He hasn't been seen in in a few days. Is it Is it Is this it? Is this the time?" If it's happening around the first of the month, probably not. Just let you know, this is a pattern. This is something that we've seen. He doesn't make a lot of public appearances and or he cancels things at the beginning of the month and then you see him afterwards and then it happens all again. And I do believe that is what is happening. Now again, this is my opinion. I am not a medical doctor. I am a speech language pathologist who specializes in concussion and neurological diseases, but I have learned a lot in my time in working in the medical field about medications and things like IV diuretics because I have patients who are on them. No matter what, there is something super fishy about what is happening with Donald Trump's health versus the information that they are providing us, and as always, he's got to go.