As a traditional monarch, Queen Elizabeth II cultivates a number of habits.
Her doctors not only meet with enthusiasm.
London - Queen Elizabeth II is still in good health at the age of 95.
Despite her old age, the sprightly regent still has a busy schedule and is still busy in the service of the crown.
Queen Elizabeth II: Doctors advise against this habit
Queen Elizabeth II * always fulfills her duties with a smile on her face, but in the last few days there have been concerns about her health.
In her recent appearances, the Queen used a walking stick *, which promptly worried her compatriots.
As reported by 24royal.de *, her team of doctors is apparently also concerned about the well-being of his famous patient.
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As reported by Vanity Fair magazine, the medical team at Buckingham Palace * advised the monarch to abandon one of her longstanding habits.
A family friend confided in the magazine that the 95-year-old's doctors had issued an alcohol ban: "The Queen was told to forego her evening drink, which is usually a martini."
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Queen Elizabeth II has to say goodbye to an old habit.
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Queen Elizabeth II: Martini ban for the regent
Queen Elizabeth II will probably remove her daily nightcap from the royal menu *, but, according to the palace insider, it will not be difficult for her: "It is not a big deal for her, she is not a big drinker, but it seems a little unfair be that in this phase of her life she has to forego one of her few joys. ”However, the doctors are said to have established an exception.
On special occasions, she can still grab a martini or a glass of champagne.
Queen Elizabeth II can toast her 70th anniversary of the throne next year *.
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