Top 8 Amazing Weight Loss Stories

1.Rosalie Bradford Rosalie Bradford (1943 - 2006) holds the Guinness World Record for the most weight lost by a woman.1987, the longtime binge-eater weighed an astounding 1,199 lb, having spent 8 years i am mobile in bed. Following an intervention from friends and weight-loss guru Richard Simmons she started exercising as best she could (she could only clap her hands to Simmons' videos at first) and amazingly eventually slimmed down to about 200 lb. Sadly enough, in one of the five sessions of surgery to remove excess skin during her weight loss, she had some complications that later caused her death. She died on November 2006 at a hospital in Lakeland at the age 63. Rosalie Bradford posthumously continues to hold the world record for having lost the most weight. 2.John Stone John Stone is an internet legend. This man fell into pattern familiar to many people: being reasonably athletic at some point and then gradually letting it all go,in 2003 he decided to make a few major changes, establishing fairly tough goal: to lose his beer-belly. So he went to gym. Five years later, it is difficult to recognize him. John Stone became bodybuilder and every month during the past 5 years he took pictures of him and put them on blog. See what desire and hard work can do. 3.Rob Cooper Rob Cooper, also known as the Former Fat Guy once weighed 475 pounds. Through system of natural health, whole foods a basic walking program of 20 minutes a day, lost nearly 300 pounds fat over 2 and a half years. He began weight training and put on over 50 pounds of muscle in the years since, lowering his body fat even further. Residing in Canada, Rob is now healthy, muscular, and follows a healthy eating plan and exercise routine. 4.Jon Brower Minnoch Jon Brower Minnoch was born in 1941 and held the record of the world's largest man. At his peak in 1978 Jon Brower Minnoch tipped the scales at an estimated 635 kilograms or 1397 pounds. He had to be hospitalized. After following a strict diet plan, Jon Brower Minnoch (USA), reduced to 216 kg (34 st) by July 1979, thus indicating a weight loss of at least 419 kg (66 st) in 16 months. This averages at 22.05 kg (3 st 9 lbs or 57.75 lbs) a month! He was admitted under Dr. Robert Schwartz for Anasarca or generalized edema in march 1978 and had respiratory difficulty and cardiac symptoms and Dr Robert found that his most body weight due to fluid or water (almost 400 kg) He married in this year with Jeannette and set a record for maximum weight difference between a couple (his wife was only 110 lbs). They had 2 children. He later transferred to University of Washington Medical Center in Seattle for better treatment and 12 firemen was involved to shift him. He lost almost 924 lb (419 kg) with strict diet restriction (1200 Kcal/day) and it was highest weight loss ever recorded (currently Manuel Uribe also lost 400 kg in 2012 and he is second weight loser ) But as his underlying cause was incurable , he was discharged on October 1981 He died on September 10, 1983 and at that time his weight was 714 pounds( BMI was 105.3, more than 30 BMI indicates Obesity and it is >40 then it indicates morbid Obesity ) 5. Rosales is quite active on social sites and keeps updating about her weight loss progress. 2nd month Rosales shared details about another skin removal surgery. She told that her leg look as normal as other people except for the big scar she now has, which runs from back of her knee to her ankle. She also disclosed that she and her husband Bernie, were shown in TLC documentary when she was still 1,000 pounds. Her husband had gotten divorce in 2013 because he wanted to go back to Mexico to be or his family. Rosales recently posted pics smiling with a new boyfriend. So now, she has a presenting new body and a new boyfriend to flaunt. Way to go Rosales!!

Murtaza Rangwala

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