King Charles turns to a monk for ‘religious help’ after bombshell most cancers information
King Charles has began utilizing a Greek Orthodox monk to assist him battle most cancers, a supply has claimed.
Archimandrite Ephraim and King Charles are recognized to have been shut buddies for round 25 years, and now their friendship has stepped up a notch. Known for being one to hunt “alternative” remedies, the King has been searching for “spiritual” recommendation from the bloke, and he began doing so simply days after he was first diagnoses with most cancers final month.
According to The Sun, Archimandrite Ephraim admitted this himself. He stated: “Charles has a spiritual sophistication, a spiritual life. Yes, he has been in contact since the diagnosis and I believe he’ll overcome it – we have a very good rapport.”
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And a supply stated: “There are no distractions so he can meditate, pray and follow ancient rituals like getting up at 4am to follow the liturgy which he absolutely adores.”
The information of the recommendation comes just a few weeks after an knowledgeable claimed that King Charles could be “alternative medicines” for his remedy, and is outwardly doing so from his Sandringham dwelling.
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Royal knowledgeable Tom Bower, talking to GB News, stated: “The King is a great fan and promoter of alternative medicine. He would not be one for chemotherapy and has always argued against it. He is a great believer in natural herbs and potions and things like that. “He’s taking advice from Michael Dickson, who headed the King’s own alternative medicinal institute – discredited by many, but the King is a great believer in it.
“He does not believe in it (chemotherapy) which I think is a risk. I just hope he recovers speedily and just worry that alternative medicine won’t provide the cure which traditional medicine would do.”
The Daily Star has reached out to Buckingham Palace for a remark.
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