Lulu's drastic lifestyle changes after 'frightening' health scare at 75 | HELLO!
"My dad passed away at 71, and it was incredibly hard for me," Lulu shared. "I cherished him very much. He spent many years working in a meat market in Glasgow and was an amazing singer. Sadly, he didn’t look after his health and brushed off numerous warnings about his well-being."
Following her health scare, the singer of 'Love Loves To Love Love' has made several changes to her lifestyle. The artist behind 'The Boat That I Row' has removed ice cream from her freezer and stopped adding butter to her sandwiches.
The star revealed that she starts her mornings with a warm cup of water mixed with lemon, followed by a bowl of porridge or yogurt with granola.
"If I were to evaluate my health from one to ten, I would say I'm at a nine. I've consistently prioritized exercise and maintaining a healthy diet. I prefer organic food since I want to avoid the many chemicals found in non-organic fruits and vegetables," she shared.
The singer shared that she loves eating dark green leafy vegetables. Lulu mentioned, "I really like watercress and green bean soup – I’ll even bring a flask of it with me while touring. Every day, I make sure to drink around a liter and a half of water mixed with cranberry juice, and I have fresh ginger tea before I perform to help clear my vocal cords."
The popular singer has candidly shared her past health struggles. Back in 2012, Lulu disclosed that she experienced a severe case of pneumonia, which she described as the "worst" she had ever faced.
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"I initially dismissed it as just a minor cough and continued with my tour. However, when I returned to London, the doctor informed me that I should have been hospitalized," she recounted.
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