King Charles’ Unconventional Diet and Cannabis Use in Cancer Fight
King Charles has been known for his love of all things green, but now he is taking it to a whole new level in his battle against cancer. RadarOnline.com has uncovered that the monarch is incorporating his passion for gardening and a newfound love of cannabis into his quest to live as long as possible as he continues his grueling health fight.
The 76-year-old King was diagnosed with cancer last year and has been undergoing treatment ever since. While he has not disclosed the specific type of cancer he is battling, he recently shared some insights into his treatment regimen at a Buckingham Palace garden party. During the event, attended by 7,000 guests, King Charles engaged in a conversation with Stamford Collis, a 22-year-old cancer patient. Collis later revealed that the King inquired about his upcoming treatment and discussed the importance of diet in the healing process.
According to a source, King Charles has adopted a “hippie-style” diet consisting of vegetables and medically-approved cannabis to alleviate his anxiety and pain. This unconventional approach aligns with his affinity for holistic therapies and wellness practices. The King believes that this regimen, combined with chemotherapy, will aid in his fight against the disease and prolong his reign as the royal family navigates through internal strife between his sons, Harry and William.
In a surprising turn of events, it was disclosed that King Charles is cultivating his own supply of cannabis at his Highgrove House estate in Gloucestershire. Known for his organic food endeavors, the monarch is now exploring the medicinal and pain-relieving properties of cannabis and has begun consuming his homegrown product. A royal insider shared that King Charles views cannabis as a potential remedy for his condition and is open to exploring alternative treatments to combat the effects of cancer.
This decision to incorporate medicinal cannabis into his treatment plan comes at a time when the King is determined to follow in the footsteps of his daughter-in-law, Kate Middleton, who recently triumphed over cancer after undergoing extensive treatment. Known for his eclectic taste in music, King Charles recently curated a playlist titled “The King’s Music Room,” which features a diverse selection of tracks, including Bob Marley’s iconic song “Could You Be Loved.” This choice may be a nod to his newfound interest in cannabis and its potential healing properties.
As King Charles navigates his health battle, he remains steadfast in his pursuit of alternative remedies and experimental treatments. By incorporating cannabis into his wellness routine, he hopes to not only alleviate his pain but also potentially combat the progression of his illness. With a determination to celebrate his 77th birthday and beyond, the King’s unconventional approach to cancer treatment underscores his resilience and commitment to exploring all avenues in his fight against the disease.
