How come the Windsors have such great health?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:LOL Good genes. No.

Try the best health care and on-call physicians money can buy from birth. Their problems are solved before it becomes an issue. The former King got a lung transplant in 1951 before regular America even knew that was a possibility.

Personal trainers. Nutritionists. Chefs who work with the nutritionists. It all adds together for excellent physical aging.

haha you are so clueless.

They are a sporting family - riders of horses, players of polo etc.
they also get full body MRIs every single year - well, those in direct line to the throne do, and then they have the top specialists in the country looking after them when a problem is detected.

God you Americans are clueless sometimes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Princess Margaret died before the Queen Mother.

Yes but that will disprove the theory in this thread. We don't want the truth.

she was a raging alcoholic and a heavy drug user. That's what killed her early.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LOL Good genes. No.

Try the best health care and on-call physicians money can buy from birth. Their problems are solved before it becomes an issue. The former King got a lung transplant in 1951 before regular America even knew that was a possibility.

Personal trainers. Nutritionists. Chefs who work with the nutritionists. It all adds together for excellent physical aging.

haha you are so clueless.

They are a sporting family - riders of horses, players of polo etc.
they also get full body MRIs every single year - well, those in direct line to the throne do, and then they have the top specialists in the country looking after them when a problem is detected.

God you Americans are clueless sometimes.

Queen Elizabeth doesn't ride, but she plays the ponies.
https://www.cheatsheet.com/health-fitness/queen-elizabeth-made-8-million-sport-she-absolutely-loves.html/

[Anonymous]

I wonder what kind of genes Harry and Meghan’s kids will have

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wonder what kind of genes Harry and Meghan’s kids will have

Non royal ones and they'll be the healthiest there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LOL Good genes. No.

Try the best health care and on-call physicians money can buy from birth. Their problems are solved before it becomes an issue. The former King got a lung transplant in 1951 before regular America even knew that was a possibility.

Personal trainers. Nutritionists. Chefs who work with the nutritionists. It all adds together for excellent physical aging.

haha you are so clueless.

They are a sporting family - riders of horses, players of polo etc.
they also get full body MRIs every single year - well, those in direct line to the throne do, and then they have the top specialists in the country looking after them when a problem is detected.

God you Americans are clueless sometimes.

Uh, what you said doesn't negate what PP said. You seem clueless.

[Anonymous]

No stress.....they don't have to worry about money.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Princess Margaret died before the Queen Mother.

Yes but that will disprove the theory in this thread. We don't want the truth.

she was a raging alcoholic and a heavy drug user. That's what killed her early.

She still lived til 70 though.....not a bad run. .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Princess Margaret died before the Queen Mother.

Yes but that will disprove the theory in this thread. We don't want the truth.

she was a raging alcoholic and a heavy drug user. That's what killed her early.

She still lived til 70 though.....not a bad run. .

30 years fewer than her mother and on 20+ fewer than her sister. She was also a multiple pack-a-day smoker, which contributed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LOL Good genes. No.

Try the best health care and on-call physicians money can buy from birth. Their problems are solved before it becomes an issue. The former King got a lung transplant in 1951 before regular America even knew that was a possibility.

Personal trainers. Nutritionists. Chefs who work with the nutritionists. It all adds together for excellent physical aging.

haha you are so clueless.

They are a sporting family - riders of horses, players of polo etc.
they also get full body MRIs every single year - well, those in direct line to the throne do, and then they have the top specialists in the country looking after them when a problem is detected.

God you Americans are clueless sometimes.

Link?
You are inventing things again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No stress? I think being a royal would be more stressful than normal life. You can never relax, always have to be proper. Always camera ready. Give birth and pose for photos two hour selfies later while bleeding vaginally.

I agree with you. But people here are determined to believe royal lives are easy.

[Anonymous]

He queen is pretty overweight, I doubt she is obsessed with nutrition.

[Anonymous]

I think it's just luck. They don't seem obsessed with health. Charles and Harry have unrelated rosacea. All of their teeth are mediocre at best. They don't seem to do preventative things.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wonder what kind of genes Harry and Meghan’s kids will have

Non royal ones and they'll be the healthiest there.

Yes, the healthiest due to hybrid vigor.

[Anonymous]

Money and good medical care.