He lost his weight considerably and several years later, he ballooned back (5 pics)

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Obese man Michael Hebranko has lost and gained 3,000 lbs in his lifetime but now wants to lose weight for good.
The 56-year-old New Yorker weighs 25 stone, but is slowing shedding the pounds.
Yet his tale is one of astonishment. In his incredible lifetime, Hebranko gained and lost more than 214 stone (2,996 lbs), proving himself one of the best and worst dieters of all time.
In 1987, he reached his heaviest weight at a monstrous 79 stone (1,106 lbs). He was lifted out of his home and hospitalised at the brink of death.
Hebranko then went on a crash diet and lost 50 stone in 19 months without surgery. In 1990, he was recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records for having the highest recorded weight loss.
But over the next six years, Hebranko's weight ballooned back to almost 71 stone.
Today, he’s determined to change his lifestyle rather than diet. He says the pounds are coming off at a slow, healthy pace.

He lost his weight considerably and several years later, he ballooned back (5 pics)
A morbidly obese Michael Hebranko, in 1987, weighing at a mammoth 79 stone outside his home in New York.

He lost his weight considerably and several years later, he ballooned back (5 pics)
Michael Hebranko, in 1989 with wife Madelain, after having shed more than 50 stone without surgery.

He lost his weight considerably and several years later, he ballooned back (5 pics)
But in 1996, Hebranko ballooned back up to his normal weight and had to breathe through a ventilator.

He lost his weight considerably and several years later, he ballooned back (5 pics)
Weeks later, morbidly obese Hebranko was taken out of his house with a forklift truck and rushed to hospital.

He lost his weight considerably and several years later, he ballooned back (5 pics)
Today, Hebranko has shed some pounds, but is determined to lose more for good.


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I don't speak English so excuse my posts....I'll try to write as well as I can.
quote | 30 Jun 2009 05:40 | capa76 (user's comments: 2680)    

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I cant believe that human body can get so big
quote | 30 Jun 2009 12:44 | vulpes (user's comments: 270)    

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I have no sympathy for that man.
Donkey-Punch Champion 2009
quote | 30 Jun 2009 15:17 | oddball_04 (user's comments: 350)    

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His wife is an enabler. Very sad. I hope he reaches his goal and sticks to it.
quote | 30 Jun 2009 17:22 | pitterpat (user's comments: 129)    

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Holy fucking shit.
I don't see how ANYONE could allow themselves to get over 1000 lbs!!!
The dude seriously needs to have a psychiatric check or something because there's something fucked up in his head.
quote | 30 Jun 2009 18:48 | nat (user's comments: 1342)    

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quote | 30 Jun 2009 22:43 | berrycupcake (user's comments: 165)    

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obese is a disease dude...
you cant help it... it grows...
Men have two emotions: Hungry and Horny.
If you see him without an erection, make him a sandwich :)
quote | 1 Jul 2009 01:04 | Tarzan (user's comments: 1151)    

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why the crap do you measure weight in stone? Sorry about my germanity but I don't know a measuring unit named stone.. it's like when people where in stone age.. how much is a stone? is is a stone I can pick up with my hand? or is it a stone the size of my house?
quote | 1 Jul 2009 04:26 | blah (user's comments: 0)    

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Stones are used in parts of England & a few other countries.
You'll have to use a conversion thing online to figure out what 1 stone equals.. But I think it's about 10lbs, I could be wrong.
quote | 1 Jul 2009 05:55 | nat (user's comments: 1342)    

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He looked so great in '89! Hopefully he'll get to the weight he's happy at and stays there.. n_smile
quote | 1 Jul 2009 10:53 | Heather (user's comments: 84)    

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Have to agree ... measuring in stone is a pain and not accurate. I much prefer the metric system. (And yeah, I live in the UK)
quote | 1 Jul 2009 17:49 | RFC1795 (user's comments: 78)    

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