heart attack grill

For over a month and you've probably forgotten the death of Blair's River, the spokesman for the 575-pound Heart Attack Grill. His death is disturbing, first and foremost because this young man was only 29 years. He lived only 11 years as an adult and what kind of story always makes my heart hurt.

There was a huge amount of press surrounding the death of Mr river because of its role as a morbidly obese man pitching a restaurant that profiteers huge problem today with a gain of weight America. Founded by Jon Basso, who uses the nickname "Dr. Jon," Heart Attack Grill is a restaurant that serves burgers and fries with no limit on the number of calories, fat or salt. The house specialty is Bypass Burger - single quad versions. The Quadruple Bypass Burger would contain over 8,000 calories (an assertion that I do not substantiated by the description of their menu).

calcium

Scans heart of football could help people reduce their blood pressure and cholesterol, according to a new study testing a controversial X-ray.

This lack of encouraging data have led some experts to fear that the computed tomography (CT) - a type of high-dose X-rays, which include analysis of calcium - might do more harm than good.

"It would be good if it leads to a better quality of life and live longer, but we do not know, " says Redberg, who did not participate in the study.
In fact, the number of heart attacks and deaths was slightly higher in the group that scans the football, although this may be due to chance.

"Of course, I do not recommend getting a scan when there was no evidence of better clinical activities, "

Well. then, CT scan isn't good at all for our health, it can even activated the cancer cell that should not be active,
it can also harm our DNA

heart attack grill

The man who won nearly 600 pound a spokesperson for the Heart Attack Grill restaurant in the Phoenix area, which prides itself on serving food and even unhealthy - has died at the age of 29.

Blair's official cause of death of River is currently unknown, but friends say he contracted pneumonia, after a meeting with the flu. He died on Tuesday.

The 6-foot-8, 575 pounds of man is remembered as an energetic, creative, gentle giant.