For the world?s fattest man, who weighed 596.60 kilos, the diet including fish oil supplement proved to be a miracle as he lost as much as 158.75 kilos.
The world’s fattest man just got lighter by 158.75 kilos, all thanks to a celeb diet that includes guzzling fish oil.
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Manuel Uribe hit his, and the world’s, highest weight when he tipped the scales at a massive 596.90 kilos – that of five baby elephants put together.
Unfortunately, no diet seemed to help the 41-year-old Mexican, who even turned to a quack who advised him to spray himself with lambs’ blood.
“I had tried everything, even spraying myself in lambs’ blood as recommended by a quack,” The Sun quoted him, as saying.
Thankfully for Uribe, help came in the form of The Zone, a diet devised by American Dr Barry Sears, which is regularly followed by stars such as Sandra Bullock and Jennifer Aniston.
“This is the first diet that has worked. It is a miracle,” he added.
The celeb diet involves eating a lot of chicken, vegetables and salad, as well as a fish oil supplement that reportedly speeds up weight loss by activating fat-burning enzymes.