Has Charles III forgotten his beloved pseudo medicine? Homeopathy is not useful to cure your cancer

The United Kingdom is in shock since this Monday the British Royal House announced the disease Charles III, although they did not specify what type of cancer it is. The monarch, who at 75 years old has moved with Camilla to Sandringham to continue his treatment, he is a faithful defender of homeotapy, although to cure his illness he has put himself in the right hands.

It must be remembered that in December, the son of Isabel II appointed the doctor Michael Dixon to direct the medical office of the Royal Family. He is the sovereign's trusted doctor. He was the president of the Prince's Foundation for Integrated Health, the charity founded by the then prince in 1993 to, among other things, investigate “how complementary therapies can help official medicine.” Dixon advocated the inclusion of homeopathy in the public health service.

The organization closed in 2010 following a case of financial fraud by its auditor, but in 2015 Dixon was made a member of the Royal Victorian Order for services he had provided to the monarchy. A gesture with which they once again showed his confidence publicly.

Charles III's beliefs about homeopathy have also been the subject of debate in books such as Charles: The Heart of a King, by Catherine Mayer. In Harmony: A New Way of Looking at Our World, written by Ian Skelly, Tony Juniper and Charles III himself, also addresses this issue. In short, Lady Di's former husband believes in the healing power of nature to help human beings regain balance and harmony, as highlighted The Washington Post. In 2004, as heir to the throne, he raised dust when he supported the idea that cancer patients be treated with daily coffee enemas, vitamin injections and 13 fruit juices. However, it is worth noting that Carlos is also a sponsor of well-established cancer research organizations.

Michael Dixon

This doctor, who studied Psychology and Philosophy at the University of Oxford before studying Medicine at Guy's Hospital, advocates the use of homeopathic remedies alongside conventional treatment. He has also been in favor of other techniques such as aromatherapy and advocates public health and primary care. In 2013, he was chosen as one of the ten most influential clinical leaders in Health Service Journal. Buckingham Palace, after his appointment, issued a statement in which they clarified, among other things, that the doctor “does not believe that homeopathy can cure cancer”: “His position is that complementary therapies can coexist with conventional treatments.” “they insisted.

Where is Charles III treated?

Buckingham Palace, in its communications about the monarch's health, has thanked the work of the professionals at The London Clinic, one of the most reputable centers in the United Kingdom. Carlos III “is very grateful to the medical team for their quick action, which has been possible due to his recent intervention at the London Clinic.” They also added that he wanted to “make his diagnosis public in order to raise awareness and help prevent this disease.” Sunak, the prime minister, also assured this Tuesday that the monarch has been diagnosed with cancer “on time.”

In this clinic she was also operated on Kate Middleton on January 16 of an “abdominal surgery”, of which Casa Real did not give more details. After the alarm that was raised, the institution only clarified that it was not cancer. They did it to put an end to the rumors.