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Published on 2025-03-05 23:43:33 - MSN
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A man named Paul Gilson, who was diagnosed with a life-threatening heart condition, was initially denied life-saving surgery because his BMI was too high. Determined to improve his health, Paul joined a fitness group called MAN v FAT, which is specifically designed for men with a BMI over 27.5. Through the program, which combines football with weight loss strategies, Paul managed to lose over 4 stone (approximately 56 pounds). His weight loss not only improved his overall health but also made him eligible for the heart surgery he desperately needed. This story highlights the challenges overweight individuals face in accessing medical treatments and showcases the effectiveness of community-based fitness programs in supporting significant health improvements.

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