Fitness Coach, 30, Dies from Binge-Eating Challenge That Had Him Eating Food Covered in Mayo
A fitness coach went into fatal cardiac arrest after partaking in a binge-eating challenge where he tried to gain more than 50 lbs. — and then lose it — to promote his new weight-loss program.
Dmitry Nuyanzin, a fitness coach and influencer from the Russian city of Orenburg, spent weeks eating 10,000 calories a day in a bid to gain more than 50 lbs. His plan was to then lose the weight with his new fitness program, per translations from Russian social media posts, reported Daily Mail.
The 30-year-old began to feel unwell, the outlet reports, and canceled his training sessions, telling friends he was going to see a doctor. He died in his sleep of cardiac arrest.
His weight gain was aided by cholesterol-laden foods, he’d said, per the outlet.
“For breakfast, I have a plate of pastries and half a cake. For lunch, I usually eat 800 grams [nearly 2 lbs.] of dumplings with mayonnaise,” he’d said. “During the day, I may snack on crisps, and for dinner, I have a burger and two small pizzas, either at a café or delivered.”
Nuyanzin was remembered fondly on social media, Daily Mail reported: “I'm in total shock. Why does God take the best people?” wrote one tribute, while others remembered him as an “incredible person” and “bright.”
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More a case of trying to gain weight over the course of weeks or months by consuming an abundance of fat and calorie-laden foods 
Eating contests though as you say, are also stupid and dangerous. Hell people have died from water-drinking contests. All these types of things are absolute stupidity and should never be condoned and rewarded 
