The 97-year-old Dick Van Dyke is outstanding. The illustrious performer has starred in countless films and plays, earning him a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and the moniker of Disney Legend. However, the aging actor’s admirers are more curious to know how he stays in such great health.

On Christmas Day, BBC will air the beloved 1964 follow-up Mary Poppins Returns, bringing the Hollywood legend back to the country’s television screens. Van Dyke, who co-starred in the first film with Julie Andrews as Bert, had a substantially smaller role in the sequel. Fans were shocked when the celebrity sprang up and performed a full tap routine, though. The 91-year-old singer proved to everyone in attendance that he still possessed the same talent that made him famous decades earlier.

In a June interview with CBS, the actor, who seems to be proud of the level of fitness he has been able to maintain, gave a brief overview of his daily activities.

The famous person completed many sit-ups while shouting into the broadcast from his California home.

Your stomach is located in the middle of your body. If your stomach is strong, you’re in good shape, he remarked.

So pay attention, you older men out there. You’re welcome to go ahead, I promise. I keep on singing and dancing!

In fact, proving to others that he was still capable in his advanced age was one of the main reasons he initially agreed to the appearance in Mary Poppins Returns.

He went on to claim in the interview that he had three dances to master but decided to focus on the most challenging one in order to make a point.

“[They] gave me three choices, and I picked the hardest one. “I want that one,” I murmured.

“I needed to prove my worth. I was 91, I think.

There was trouble in Paradise in 2013, despite the singer’s undeniable fitness, when he reportedly admitted to having a pounding in his head while sleeping.

Numerous medical professionals conducted numerous tests, but the strange heartbeat-like sound stumped them all. They were unable to determine what was worrying the star.

In an effort to find a solution, Van Dyke asked on Twitter for advice on what might be causing the hammering in his head.

Positional headaches can manifest as symptoms like a pounding or throbbing head when lying down, according to Medical News Today.

A positional headache is a specific type of headache that often occurs when a person is sitting or standing up and tends to go away quite soon after lying down, according to the website. They are frequently caused by cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leaking.

The pain will last for 20 to 30 minutes after the person stands up or sits down. People may also experience a mild headache that wakes them up in the morning or gets worse as the day goes on.

People’s descriptions of the discomfort caused by positional headaches include:

Severe pressure-like, throbbing, poking, stabbing, and aching pains.
Additionally, some actions or interests can make headache symptoms worse. These include:

coughing or sneezing challenging exercises
Sexual conduct bending over, reaching, and lifting while having a bowel movement.

The best course of treatment for positional headaches will depend on the underlying cause. Patients typically use bed rest, plenty of fluids, and over-the-counter drugs like paracetamol to treat their symptoms. If discomfort continues, people should seek medical attention.

Unexpectedly, no one had anticipated the real reason of Van Dyke’s ongoing headache.

In response to his initial post, he tweeted a few weeks later, “It seems that my titanium dental implants are the cause of my head pounding. Has anyone else experienced something comparable? I value all of your comments.

Ironically, the same thing that gave him a smile befitting a movie star also caused him so much pain. The famous person has titanium dental implants, which replace the natural root of the tooth with metal. The implant and bone gradually fuse together to generate stronger, healthier teeth after being inserted into the jawbone. The nerve injury that had happened in Van Dyke’s case was what was responsible for his headache.