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Bill Turnbull changed diet and gave up alcohol after cancer diagnosis

  • October 30, 2019
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Bill Turnbull has revealed he is feeling ‘remarkably well’ after being diagnosed with an advanced form of prostate cancer in November 2017.

The broadcaster, 63, revealed that he has taken steps towards a healthier lifestyle including changing his diet, ditching alcohol and taking up yoga. 

Bill also discussed his use of cannabis during his appearance on This Morning, after he took part in a documentary called Staying Alive where he took the drug.

Candid: Bill Turnbull has revealed he is feeling 'remarkably well' after being diagnosed with an advanced form of prostate cancer in November 2017

Candid: Bill Turnbull has revealed he is feeling 'remarkably well' after being diagnosed with an advanced form of prostate cancer in November 2017

Candid: Bill Turnbull has revealed he is feeling ‘remarkably well’ after being diagnosed with an advanced form of prostate cancer in November 2017

When asked how he was giving on, Bill said: ‘I’m feeling remarkably well thank you very much, I was diagnosed with quite advanced prostate cancer…

‘I changed my diet, I stopped drinking alcohol. I’m on hormones that do make me a bit weepy at times, but 85% of the time I feel great.’

Bill said that he has been receiving treatment from the Royal Marsden hospital and was attending an appointment there straight after the interview.  

New lifestyle: The broadcaster, 63, revealed that he has taken steps towards a healthier lifestyle including changing his diet, ditching alcohol and taking up yoga

New lifestyle: The broadcaster, 63, revealed that he has taken steps towards a healthier lifestyle including changing his diet, ditching alcohol and taking up yoga

New lifestyle: The broadcaster, 63, revealed that he has taken steps towards a healthier lifestyle including changing his diet, ditching alcohol and taking up yoga

Divulging how he manages to deal with his prognosis, Bill said: ‘I suppose from the time you get up you have to think positively.’ 

He added: ‘There are days when I have to say that is not my attitude, but there are days that I do. I do yoga, I meditate a bit, and try to keep smiling.’

 Bill was filmed smoking cannabis for a new Channel 4 documentary following his attempts to find suitable treatment for his advanced prostate cancer.

Discussion: Bill also discussed his use of cannabis during his appearance on This Morning, after he took part in a documentary called Staying Alive where he took the drug

Discussion: Bill also discussed his use of cannabis during his appearance on This Morning, after he took part in a documentary called Staying Alive where he took the drug

Discussion: Bill also discussed his use of cannabis during his appearance on This Morning, after he took part in a documentary called Staying Alive where he took the drug

Staying Alive: He announced his diagnosis in 2018 and has been taking cannabidiol to tackle his symptoms, and experimented with smoking psychoactive cannabis through a vape for his programme (pictured on the show)

Staying Alive: He announced his diagnosis in 2018 and has been taking cannabidiol to tackle his symptoms, and experimented with smoking psychoactive cannabis through a vape for his programme (pictured on the show)

Staying Alive: He announced his diagnosis in 2018 and has been taking cannabidiol to tackle his symptoms, and experimented with smoking psychoactive cannabis through a vape for his programme (pictured on the show)

He announced his diagnosis in 2018 and has been taking cannabidiol to tackle his symptoms, and experimented with smoking psychoactive cannabis through a vape for his programme. 

On taking cannabis to help ease his symptoms, Bill said: ‘The difficulty with cannabis is there’s a lot of stories about it and anecdotal evidence but full scientifically proven evidence is thin on the ground. 

‘I have tried it, the difficulty is getting the proportions right and knowing the types to take. it is experimenting a bit, I take CBD every day.’

When asked how he was giving on, Bill said: 'I¿m feeling remarkably well thank you very much, I was diagnosed with quite advanced prostate cancer¿'

When asked how he was giving on, Bill said: 'I¿m feeling remarkably well thank you very much, I was diagnosed with quite advanced prostate cancer¿'

When asked how he was giving on, Bill said: ‘I’m feeling remarkably well thank you very much, I was diagnosed with quite advanced prostate cancer…’

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