As he approached his final years -- he died at age 55 -- Henry VIII of England became morbidly obese, and probably developed Type 2 (adult onset) Diabetes as a result. He suffered from boils, and likely from gout as well, aggravated by his too-rich diet and poor eating habits.
The diabetes and associated pain from his other conditions, as well as his continued lack of a male heir, may very well have cost him his sanity at the last. However, one rumor -- that he suffered from syphilis -- has been largely discredited by modern scientists; syphilis was well-known in Henry's day, yet none of his doctors ever even hinted as his having contracted it.
No. Henry VIII suffered ill health and died in 1547 at the age of 55.
to have a son
because he didn't eat his veggies when he was a little tike.
the baby wasn't well positioned and she was ill
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Catherine of Aragon was the widow of Henry VIII's brother Arthur when she married Henry VIII. She however never remarried after Henry VIII.
no
that he was the herbalist person ever
yes he did
Henry VIII only had one brother, Arthur who died before Henry became king. Arthur would have been the king of England after the Death of their father Henry VII if he had lived, as he was Henry's elder brother. No brother of Henry VIII was ever king of Scotland.
No. He created the Church of England.
Because that was the length of her ill-fated marriage to Henry VIII of England.