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"I have instructed my long-term doctor to issue, within two weeks, a full medical report-it will show perfection," Trump tweeted. | Getty Trump doctor: I wrote health letter in 5 minutes 
  
 The famous letter proclaiming that Donald Trump would be the healthiest president ever was written in just five minutes, Trump’s personal doctor said on Friday. 
  
 Dr. Harold Bornstein dashed off the letter in December while a limo sent by Trump waited outside his office to collect the document, he told NBC News. The letter said he had been Trump's personal physician since 1980. 
  
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 "If elected, Mr. Trump, I can state unequivocally, will be the healthiest individual elected to the presidency," reads the letter, which is dated Dec. 4, 2015, and was released by the Trump campaign days later. The letter also says that Trump's blood pressure and lab results were "astonishingly excellent" and that "[h]is physical strength and stamina are extraordinary." 
  
 In his NBC interview Friday, Bornstein stood by that assessment. 
  
 "His health is excellent, especially his mental health. He thinks he's the best, which works out just fine," he said. 
  
 He added, "I think he would be fit because, I think his brain is turned on 24 hours a day." 
  
 Bornstein is a gastroenterologist based at Lenox Hill Hospital on Manhattan's Upper East Side, about a mile from Trump Tower. He is a certified member of the American Board of Internal Medicine, according to his website, which does not list a license to practice psychology or psychiatry. 
  
 Ten days before the letter's release, Trump tweeted, "I have instructed my long-term doctor to issue, within two weeks, a full medical report-it will show perfection." 
  
 But the letter, just 14 sentences long, hardly constitutes a "full medical report" of the kind that past presidential nominees have released. It also contains several errors: It begins "To Whom My Concerns," and says that Bornstein's most recent medical examination of Trump "showed only positive results" -- medical terminology that usually indicates confirmation of a certain condition. 
  
 Bornstein explained that he didn’t have time to write the letter until the limo was arriving at his office, and didn’t proofread it before he sent it off. 
  
 "I thought about it all day and at the end, I get rushed and I get anxious when I get rushed. So I try to get four or five lines down as fast as possible so that they would be happy," he told NBC News. 
  
 As for the letter's purple, Trump-like prose, "I think I picked up his kind of language and then just interpreted it to my own," he said. 
  
 But, he added, "In the rush, I think some of those words didn't come out exactly the way they were meant." 
  
 Bornstein, according to NBC News, didn’t go in-depth on his political views, but did say, “I like Donald Trump because I think he likes me.” According to voter records, he was a registered Republican in the past but is currently not registered with the party. 
  
 In recent days, the 70-year-old Trump has intensified his attacks on Hillary Clinton’s health, saying he has doubts about her ability to serve as president. Clinton, who is 68, and her team have pushed back forcefully, dismissing the speculation from Trump surrogates such as Fox News host Sean Hannity as "lies and deranged conspiracy theories." But Clinton has likewise declined to share her full medical records; she released a somewhat lengthier letter from her doctor in July 2015. 
  
 POLITICO has tried contacting Bornstein in the past, but he has deferred to the campaign, which has declined to comment. ||||| Play Facebook 
  
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 Donald Trump's personal physician said he wrote a letter declaring Trump would be the healthiest president in history in just five minutes while a limo sent by the candidate waited outside his Manhattan office. 
  
 Dr. Harold Bornstein, who has been the GOP nominee's doctor for 35 years, told NBC News on Friday that he stands by his glowing assessment of the 70-year-old's physical state. 
  
 Dr. Harold Bornstein in his office. NBC News / NBC News 
  
 "His health is excellent, especially his mental health," he said in an exclusive interview at his Park Avenue office. 
  
 The four-paragraph letter — the only medical information released by Trump — was written and released in December but has drawn fresh scrutiny in recent days as Trump's allies have questioned Hillary Clinton's health, despite a more detailed two-page letter from her doctor that said she has no serious issues. 
  
 “ I think I picked up his kind of language and then just interpreted it to my own.” 
  
 In his letter, Bornstein said there were no "significant medical problems" in Trump's history and that a recent examination "showed only positive results." 
  
 "If elected, Mr. Trump, I can state unequivocally, will be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency," Bornstein wrote. 
  
 Asked how he could justify the hyperbole, Bornstein said, "I like that sentence to be quite honest with you and all the rest of them are either sick or dead." 
  
 Donald Trump and his personal physician Harold Bornstein. Courtesy Harold Bornstein 
  
 He went on to say that the Oval Office has been occupied by presidents with dementia or tumors or even men who were "paranoid" or "psychotic." 
  
 Bornstein said that after he was asked to write the letter, he thought about what he would say all day but did not type it out until the last minute as a black car sent by Trump waited to collect it. He said he didn't even proofread it. 
  
 The doctor said he would not normally use such over-the-top language in a letter for a patient but he made an exception for Trump — who just two weeks before had tweeted that the doctor's assessment would show "perfection." 
  
 As a presidential candidate, I have instructed my long-time doctor to issue, within two weeks, a full medical report-it will show perfection — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 3, 2015 
  
 "I think I picked up his kind of language and then just interpreted it to my own," Bornstein said. 
  
 When he sat down to write the letter, Bornstein — who said he is board-certified in internal medicine and gastroenterology — gushed that Trump's lab results were "astonishingly excellent." He stated that the businessman's "cardiovascular status is excellent" but noted that he was taking a low dose of aspirin and a low dose of a cholesterol-busting statin. 
  
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 His blood pressure was a healthy 110/65, and a PSA test used to detect prostate cancer was "very low." 
  
 "His physical strength and stamina are extraordinary," the doctor wrote. 
  
 In the interview with NBC News, Bornstein moderated his language. 
  
 Harold Bornstein and his wife, Melissa. Courtesy Harold Bornstein 
  
 "I don’t think he's in any better or worse than the average person that goes and exercises every single day," he said. "Doesn’t smoke, doesn’t drink — and that's simply the best advantage you can have to live — and he's got a good family history." 
  
 Trump campaign spokesman Jason Miller rejected any insinuation that the length of time taken to write the letter reflects on the finding that Trump is healthy. "Dr. Bornstein has been Mr. Trump’s doctor for decades and is already familiar with his excellent health records," Miller said. 
  
 Miller said Trump is willing to release more comprehensive medical records, but only if Hillary Clinton is willing to do the same. 
  
 Bornstein didn't talk politics in Friday's interview but said he's a fan of his patient. 
  
 "I like Donald Trump because I think he likes me," he said. 
  
 After some raised questions online about the security of Bornstein’s older Windows operating system seen in the interview, his wife who works in the office said Windows XP is not used for patient records and "we have no medical records online." |||||
Donald Trump "will be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency," Trump's doctor of 35 years wrote in a letter in December. Now in an interview with NBC News, Dr. Harold Bornstein admits he wrote the four-paragraph letter in just five minutes while Trump's limo waited for him to finish. Bornstein says he didn't even stop to proofread it. That could explain multiple errors in the letter, including opening with "To Whom My Concerns," Politico reports. Regardless, Bornstein stands by his diagnosis. "His health is excellent, especially his mental health," he tells NBC (though Politico points out Bornstein is a gastroenterologist with no apparent psychiatry or psychology license). Bornstein's letter raised eyebrows in December for describing Trump's lab results as "astonishingly excellent" and stating his "physical strength and stamina are extraordinary." Bornstein tells NBC he thinks Trump's way of speaking rubbed off on him when he wrote the letter. "Clearly, Trump's hyperbole is itself a disease—and it's contagious," the Washington Post quips. Asked about his claim that Trump would be the healthiest person elected president, Bornstein points out that all the other presidents "are either sick or dead." The letter is the only medical information released by the Trump campaign. Trump and his supporters have been recently attacking Hillary Clinton over her health.