Man Drops Pounds With McDonald's-Only Diet
Chris Coleson Loses 80 Pounds In Six Months To Celebrate 10th Wedding Anniversary
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A Virginia man lost about 80 pounds in six months by eating nearly every meal at McDonald's. (AP Photo/Henny Ray Abrams)
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Not Big Macs, french fries and chocolate shakes. Mostly salads, wraps and apple dippers without the caramel sauce.
Chris Coleson tipped the scales at 278 pounds in December. The 5-foot-8 Coleson now weighs 199 pounds and his waist size has dropped from 50 to 36.
The 42-year-old businessman from Quinton says he chose McDonald's because it's convenient.
His inspiration came from his two children and from the story of a blind war veteran who rode a tandem bicycle cross-country.
Coleson says his goal is to get back to the 185 pounds he weighed when he married Tricia Summer. Their 10th anniversary is Saturday.
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- If you work off what you stuff in your mouth + one Lb a day, as of this date you would have lost 174 lbs since the first of the year
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- Well, I''m glad what he did worked for him. But I can''t help wondering what his diet consisted of before this? I mean, I eat NOTHING considered as diet food,...butter fried potatoes, bacon, real eggs, whole milk, fruits and vegetables and all organic to my affording. The "four-square diet" like they taught me in Elementary School. I''m taller than him and only 10 pounds heavier. That junk food should be banned,.....BLECH!
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- If I had to eat the garbage mcdonalds calls food I would rather starve, too.
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- So why are they showing a picture of a Big Mac?
It''s not what the guy ate. But then again, this the network that put the "BS" in CBS - Reply to this comment
- Take that all you health nuts who think everything at McDonald''s is bad for you.
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- I think McDonalds should sue those people who sued them because they got fat and demand their money back.
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- yeh right - now can your wife do the same thing
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