Jeremy Clarkson shares worrying symptoms of diseases that have left him “days of death” celebrity

Jeremy Clarkson shared the worrying symptoms that he experienced before an advisor suggested that he could have been “days of death”.

The former Top Gear The moderator has been very open to his health problems in recent years and even spent some time with Ozempic before stopping due to the side effects of the drug.

Clarkson was subjected to heart surgery in 2024 and brought the fans up to date with the latest how he is doing, and a change in diet that improves his health, even if this means that the sausages give up.

However, the 65-year-old was also honest, “not long”, which is on the back of his life-saving heart surgery last year.

The TV star first noticed some worrying symptoms after taking a dive from a boat on vacation on the Seychelles because his lungs were “full of water”.

He wrote: “I always try to dive from a boat on every vacation because at my age you never know when your last dive or her last will be anything.”

“When I finally reached the beach, my lungs were full of water and I realized that I couldn't do it anymore.”

At home in Chadlington Clarkson, “Clammy, with a tightness in my chest”. After his arm was frozen and he experienced chest, pens and needles, he called an ambulance and was taken to the hospital.

There, a cat scan showed that two of his vital arteries were closed and that he quickly operated on to insert two stents into his chest, which would open the blood vessels.

The doctors also told him that he should give up fat and processed food, which of course led to he tried Ozempic and then Mounjaro, which contributed to limiting her appetite by causing the brain to believe that they were full.

Clarkson will return to the Diddly Squat Farm later this month on Amazon Prime, but the journalist says that he can no longer add the rich sauces to which he was used to his farm when cooking chicken and lamb.

Clarkson's farm will drop later this month (Amazon Prime Video)

He added: “The way my doctor described it here, if it has an ingredient, like steak or egg, is okay. But not supermarket lasagne.”

Like many other celebrities, Clarkson has limited alcohol consumption, but he doesn't seem to have plans to become sober, and instead he suffers from a diet with salad and wheat grass.

But the beloved television star will be grateful that he is still here when you consider how close he was to death last year, even if it means that he eats differently and acts differently.