King Charles turning to a psychoactive drug for anxiety after Prince Harry

An insider has just dropped a massive bombshell about the kind of substances King Charles is using to manage his anxiety and pain these days.

The revelation came after the monarch sat with over 7,000 guests, and talked about his treatment.

It led a well placed insider to come forward to RadarOnline.

Of the monarch’s course of treatment for his undisclosed cancer the insider said, “It’s sometimes about the diet and what you eat. It can help.” But “Charles is now on two things – vegetables and medically-approved cannabis to treat his anxiety and pain.”

“It's a hippie-style diet from the 1960s, but he thinks it is part of the way he will beat his disease alongside chemotherapy,” they explained.

Plus “it fits right in with his love of holistic therapies and wellness, and at the very least he wants it to help him hold onto his throne for as long as possibl.”

For those unversed, this is not the only naturalistic treatment King Charles has considered since he was diagnosed. A number of months ago he also went to India for a special kind of treatment that comes at £3,000 for a week in Bangalore.

He stopped there after his 10-day Australia and Samoa trip alongside Queen Camilla and took part in “morning yoga sessions, followed by breakfast and rejuvenation treatments before a healthy vegetarian lunch” there.

It is pertinent to mention that one motivator for the monarch is also that “the royal family is a mess at the minute” and that has to do “with his sons Harry and William still feuding.” It comes despite the fact that “he's confident William will do a good job as king, but he is not ready to let go yet.”