Dick Van Dyke, who is 97 years old, is a one-of-a-kind person. The legendary performer has been in a number of movies and television shows,

which has earned him a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame as well as the title of Disney Legend. On the other hand,

admirers of the aging actor are more interested in learning how he manages to keep himself in such good form.

The much-loved sequel Mary Poppins Returns, which was released in 1964, will be broadcast on the BBC on Christmas Day.This will bring the Hollywood classic back to the television screens across the nation.

Van Dyke had a part in the original film that he co starred in alongside Julie Andrews as Bert, but in the sequel, he had a much smaller part to play than he did in the first film.

The audience was left speechless when the celebrity leapt to their feet and proceeded to do a full tap routine.

The artist, who at the time was 91 years old, demonstrated to everyone there that he still maintained the same talent that had brought him fame all of those years earlier.

During an interview in June with CBS, the actor, who gives the impression of taking great pride in his level of fitness, discussed some aspects of his typical day.

It was almost possible to hear the celebrity from his house in California yelling into the television as he executed an endless number of sit-ups.

‘The stomach is the most important organ in your body. He adds that if you have a powerful stomach, you are in good physical form.

‘All right, all you grizzled veterans out there, listen up. You are free to proceed with whatever you were doing.

I’m still singing and dancing!”
He wanted to demonstrate to others, despite his advanced age, that he was still capable of performing,

which is one of the primary reasons he agreed to do the cameo in Mary Poppins Returns in the first place.

He stated in the interview that he had three different dances to learn, but in order to prove a point, he decided to learn the dance that was the most difficult.

’[They] offered me three different choices, and I went with the one that would challenge me the most. ‘ I’d like that one,’ I said.’

’I was required to demonstrate my abilities. I was 91, I believe.’In spite of his unrivaled athleticism, there was trouble in paradise back in 2013,

when the singer allegedly stated that he had been having pounding in his head whenever he slept. This caused the trouble.

Numerous medical experts carried out a great number of tests, but they were all baffled by the peculiar sound that sounded like a heartbeat. They were unable to isolate the problem that was causing the star to be in distress.

Van Dyke posted a question on Twitter to see if anyone had any suggestions for how to stop the banging in his head.

According to Medical News Today, positional headaches can cause symptoms like a pounding or throbbing head when lying down.

A positional headache is a form of headache that develops while a person is sitting or standing up and typically goes away after lying down, according to the website.

They are typically brought on by leaks of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). The person will experience pain for 20 to 30 minutes after standing or sitting.

People may get a mild headache that wakes them up in the morning or worsens throughout the day.
The best course of treatment for positional headaches depends on the underlying reason.

To relieve symptoms, patients frequently use bed rest, plenty of drinks, and over-the-counter medications like paracetamol. People should seek medical assistance if discomfort lasts.

Unexpectedly, no one anticipated that Van Dyke’s ongoing headache would have another cause.
A few weeks later, in response to his initial tweet, he stated:

‘It seems that my titanium dental implants are the cause of my head pounding.’ Have you experienced something similar? Thank you so much for all of your responses.

Ironically, the same thing that made him smile like a movie star also caused him so much anguish.

The famous person has titanium dental implants, which use metal to replace the tooth’s natural root.

After being placed into the jawbone, the implant and bone progressively fuse together to create stronger, healthier teeth. A nerve injury that happened in Van Dyke’s case was what led to his headache.