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Will King Charles Try To Cure His Cancer by Blasting Coffee Up His Buttocks? The Enema Theory, Explained

Will King Charles Try To Cure His Cancer by Blasting Coffee Up His Buttocks? The Enema Theory, Explained
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Cancer-stricken Charles could be having a blend of alternative and traditional treatment, suggests King s ex-communications secretary

Kristina Kyriacou, who advised the monarch for seven years, said the 75-year-old will be very philosophical and be curious following his shock diagnosis.

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Alternative quackery , faith healing and herbalism: The royal doctor looking after King Charles who claims Christian healers may be able to help the chronically ill (and is a fan of devil s claw and horny goat weed)

Dr Michael Dixon, who heads up the team of medics who will be responsible for Charles and Kate s recovery, has previously been the subject of discussion for his support of homeopathy.

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King Charles has been criticised for backing homeopathic quackery But which other British royals swear by the controversial treatments?

King Charles has often been lampooned for his interest in homeopathic medicine. And there was fresh criticism when it emerged he has appointed a 71-year-old part-time GP from Devon.

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King Charles s top doctor for the royal household advocates for homeopathy and argued against alternative treatments being banned on the NHS

The King has appointed Devon-based Dr Michael Dixon, 71, as the head of the royal medical household, the Sunday Times reports.

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