King Charles’ doctors highlighted serious running health risks that could worsen if not addressed immediately.
The king, who was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year and is currently undergoing treatment, has appointed NHS GP Dr Michael Dixon as head of the Royal Medical Household after he ascends the throne in 2022.
Dr Dixon is disappointed and concerned about the increased health risks of weight loss injections, originally intended for diabetics, as they become more popular with the general public.
In an interview with timesthe doctor emphasized that making Ozempic easily available to the public means a complete disregard for responsibility for its effects.
He said it was “insane” that one in six adults in the UK were taking antidepressants, and he believed part of this figure was due to the pressure GPs were under. are.
A friend of King Charles said the monarch believes in alternative medicine and has “always taken a holistic approach to health, which has served him well over the past year.”
Dr. Nixon is also a supporter of alternative medicine, which may explain his position on Charles’ medical team.
The medical expert went on to explain, “The final step is for communities to protect themselves and for individuals to take care of themselves.”
“If each appointment is only five or 10 minutes, it’s much easier for me to give them Prozac than to start talking about the stresses of life and work and everything else,” he continued.
“The more we depend on experts and Ozempic and everything else, the less independent we become and the less sustainable our health services become.”
