After a three-month break to undergo cancer treatment, King Charles III is preparing to return to public duties. Buckingham Palace revealed, in a statement, that Charles III and Queen Camilla will soon visit a cancer treatment center.
According to experts, returning to work is a positive sign as it helps to improve the King’s physical and psychological well-being, and is also an indicator that he is responding to treatment.
At 75 years old, Carlos III has led a healthy life, which can be explained by the strict diet he maintains, mostly plant-based, and by never eating lunch. Apparently, the King believes that lunch is a luxury that interferes with his busy schedule. Therefore, the only meals he eats are breakfast and dinner, which may help explain his good health. That and genes.
Members of the English royal family tend to live well into their 90s. The Queen Mother passed away at the age of 101 and Prince Philip, father of King Charles III, passed away at the age of 99. At 75 years old, Charles III is the oldest heir ever to access the throne, after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, at the age of 96. years.
The King’s gastronomic tastes are also known, which include boiled eggs with cheese and always requires a salad as an accompaniment to each meal. He also doesn’t eat meat or fish two days a week and, in the month he was crowned, Buckingham Palace ran an advert for a cook vegan to prepare meals for the monarch.
In addition to his diet, Carlos III also follows a twice-daily exercise routine, the five basic exercises of the Royal Canadian Air Force. The 11-minute workout includes two minutes of stretching, one minute of sit-ups, one minute of back and leg raises, one minute of push-ups and six minutes of running in place.
