Scurvy, a disease thought to have disappeared Scurvy immediately conjures up images of long sea voyages, empty holds of fresh fruit, and tales of toothless pirates. Yet it has never completely ...

"A 17th century pirate disease," he said. While Williams did not identify which drug he was taking, he revealed that he was on "something like Ozempic" in October 2023. Robbie Williams Jokes on ...

“A 17th-century pirate disease,” he said. Williams said that his parents were battling dementia and Parkinson’s, and that his mother-in-law had cervical cancer, and those issues contributed ...

"A 17th-century pirate disease." Indeed, scurvy was a lot more common amongst old world sailors on long voyages out at sea, due to the limited access of fresh fruits and vegetables. “With body ...

“A 17th century pirate disease.”Williams shared that in addition to suffering from nutritional deficits, he had been suffering from body dysmorphia. "With body dysmorphia, when people say they ...

Robbie Williams has revealed he has been diagnosed with scurvy, calling it a “17th-century pirate disease”. The NHS says scurvy is “caused by not having enough vitamin C in your diet over a ...

Robbie Williams' desire to lose weight led to an unexpected outcome, which the singer described as "a 17th-century pirate disease". The former Take That singer (51) recently revealed that he had ...

and that time last year where he suffered through a case of scurvy—which Williams described as “a 17th-century pirate disease.” The condition, which indeed still exists, is the result of a ...

“I’d stopped eating and I wasn’t getting nutrients,” he said, adding that he was later diagnosed with scurvy, which he described as a “17th century pirate disease.” Scurvy is a serious ...

Robbie Williams said he has been battling mental health issues and he believes that led to him being diagnosed with a disease that you just don’t hear of many folks in the modern word getting ...