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I'm told by a medical expert that the royal family have CAT and CT scans every 2 weeks and as a consequence are never stricken down with life threatening conditions.
I've never seen or heard of any family with such a history of longevity as the royals.
Why if prevention is better than cure doesn't the government get every member of the UK scanned every week?
I've never seen or heard of any family with such a history of longevity as the royals.
Why if prevention is better than cure doesn't the government get every member of the UK scanned every week?
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 cost innit, one rule for them another rule for us |
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If everyone looked after themselves like the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha then they to could enjoy longevity like them, perhaps.
CAT and CT scans for millions who ingest processed ingredients which shock and clog their internal mechanisms would be a long, pandering fruitless process. Perhaps in the future we will all have our own CAT/CT scanning device. A mobile phone app of some kind. |
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The present queen's father died at 56. Her paternal grandfather died aged 70. Her sister was 71. My family can claim similar longevity to that and we're definitely not blue-blooded!
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By the way Prince Philip has been dead since 2011, his public appearances are down to a modern medical breakthrough, it is the first of it`s kind. He is a zombie.
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Her sister should have been dead long before however.
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A weekly or fortnightly CT scan would be dangerous -- all that radiation mounts up.
Probably more to do with a great diet from the Buck House chefs and moderate exercise: even walking around shaking hands beats sitting in front of a laptop all day. |
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I'm inclined to think that the OP is taking the pee.No doubt that they lead a pampered life and have the very best of medical care with various screenings but not as described above.
Meanwhile,a near neighbour who was a fellow socialist and a London bus driver lived to be 101 and a half whilst his wife,a dear friend of mine,died within 6 months of her one hundredth birthday.Looks like you do not need money to be old,but obviously it helps. |
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Probably dont eat much supermarket meat and those £1.50 chickens.
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prince philip had a operation by a alien
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The Royal Family are shape shifting blood drinking Lizards, so of course they're gonna live longer.
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The present queen's father died at 56. Her paternal grandfather died aged 70. Her sister was 71.
Heavy smokers. Princess Margaret allegedly smoked 60 Chesterfield a day. |
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I have been told from someone, who would be in a position to know such things, that the queen has the odd smoke, menthols apparently. However he has no idea how many a day she may smoke...
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There's still hope for Chas then
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They were a present from Charles.
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Can anyone explain to me were Prince Edward got all his medals from because it completely baffles me?
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*where*
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cubs
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Mad dog, my mate was in the marines with Edward and the only medal he could possibly have got was the crying one, he was hated by everyone.
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Goes to show that hard work pays off.
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dont know where any of them got medals wonder if prince philip was ever on a boat in the mediterranean with young ladies
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Prince Philip is the only one that earned them mad-dog.
Refused a safe posting during the war and saw many a battle. Prince Edward however got them for services to cleaning. |
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and lord mountbatten talk him in coming back to the queen
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is it true last words were "bet it's a lobster"?
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Foinavon 21 Oct 14 18:54
The present queen's father died at 56. Her paternal grandfather died aged 70. Her sister was 71. Heavy smokers. Princess Margaret allegedly smoked 60 Chesterfield a day. That's a lot of furniture. |
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You should try smoking 60 Camels instead.
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