Shocking transformation of ex-bodybuilder given just three weeks to live after being diagnosed with liver cancer which he blames on 10,000 calorie per day pizza and energy drink diet
Dean Wharmby, 39, was told he had just three weeks to live in November
A large tumour was found on his liver and it was too big to operate on
He's fighting his illness using natural remedies and sticking to a strict diet
Huge u-turn for a man who used to eat eight bacon butties for breakfast, a Quarter Pounder meal as a snack and pizza while he waited for dinner
Washed 10,000 calories a day down with seven to eight energy drink cans
Dean Wharmby was on a high-calorie diet for four to five years, as he tried to get make his body as big as possible. Here, he reveals what he ate during an average day.
Breakfast: An entire pack of bacon, made into eight sandwiches and a protein shake 2,500 calories
Snack: A steak muffin (sandwich) 225 calories
Snack: Two sweet potatoes and a full chicken 1,190 calories
Snack: A protein shake 262 calories
Snack: Two protein bars 580 calories
Snack: Large McDonalds Quarter Pounder meal with a diet Coke 855 calories
Snack: Supermarket bought pizza - normally pepperoni 888 calories
Dinner: Chips or rice with three chicken breasts or a steak 783 calories
Snack: 400g of beef on its own 1,000 calories
Supper: 15 boiled eggs 1,170 calories
Snack: Protein shake 262 calories
Total: 9,715 calories a day
But that is not all:
Overnight, Dean used to wake up every two hours to eat either a full pack of Jaffa Cakes, a jar of peanut butter, or more protein bars - pushing him over the 10,000 calorie-a-day mark
A pack a day of bacon per day every day??
Cured meats are forbidden on the diets of cancer survivors, so that should be a red flag to anyone ? cancer survivor or not.
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
CALORIES: DEAN WHARMBY’S AVERAGE DAILY DIET
Dean Wharmby was on a high-calorie diet for four to five years, as he tried to get make his body as big as possible. Here, he reveals what he ate during an average day.
Breakfast: An entire pack of bacon, made into eight sandwiches and a protein shake 2,500 calories
Snack: A steak muffin (sandwich) 225 calories
Snack: Two sweet potatoes and a full chicken 1,190 calories
Snack: A protein shake 262 calories
Snack: Two protein bars 580 calories
Snack: Large McDonalds Quarter Pounder meal with a diet Coke 855 calories
Snack: Supermarket bought pizza - normally pepperoni 888 calories
Dinner: Chips or rice with three chicken breasts or a steak 783 calories
Snack: 400g of beef on its own 1,000 calories
Supper: 15 boiled eggs 1,170 calories
Snack: Protein shake 262 calories
Total: 9,715 calories a day
But that is not all:
Overnight, Dean used to wake up every two hours to eat either a full pack of Jaffa Cakes, a jar of peanut butter, or more protein bars - pushing him over the 10,000 calorie-a-day mark
In all seriousness, insulin sensitive cancers would grow much faster with this kind of diet. And if the guy was putting on a lot of fat tissue, it could definitely have increased his risk. People don’t seem to understand that much of what we do effects our cancer risk, it isn’t something that just happens or doesn’t happen.
I do find it funny that they call it a high fat/high protein diet, when the carbs are through the roof.
[quote]DoubleDuce wrote:
In all seriousness, insulin sensitive cancers would grow much faster with this kind of diet. And if the guy was putting on a lot of fat tissue, it could definitely have increased his risk. People don’t seem to understand that much of what we do effects our cancer risk, it isn’t something that just happens or doesn’t happen.
I do find it funny that they call it a high fat/high protein diet, when the carbs are through the roof.[/quote]
Good points.
Risk factors are most likely the greatest contributors to the onset of congenital cancers.
10,000 Cal everyday doesn’t even seem possible - over 600 calories every waking hour, everyday. I can put down some food when bulking, but that’s insane.
