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Jambulat Chatochow already weighed almost 100 kilograms at the age of six. Now the “fattest boy in the world” has died, Chatochow was only 21 years old.
Jambulat Chatochow was born in 1999 and weighed just under 2,900 grams. But the boy soon faced rapid weight gain. At just four years old, he weighed as much as a 15-year-old, and just two years later he scratched his triple-digit figure. Chatochow was only granted a short life because, according to media reports, the former “world’s fattest child” died at the age of just 21, presumably from kidney failure.
Chatochow lived in the Russian city of Terek and used his incredible body mass and strength. He participated in sumo wrestling competitions or competed in successful arm wrestling contests. Since 2003, the World Record Academy has named him the “Fattest Boy in the World”.
Normal portions when eating
Why and how exactly the rapid weight gain occurred remains a mystery. In any case, his mother has always denied allegations that anabolic steroids are responsible for growth: “It just grows, up and across. What should I do? This is him, this is how God created him,” said one time. “Look at his medical history. Do you think I gave him steroids when he was two months old? Do people think I’m a killer? I love my son, I wouldn’t do anything to him that would endanger his health,” he said. Management critic.
According to Russian doctors, a genetic defect can also be ruled out as an explanation. And when it came to eating, her son didn’t eat too much. He always ate normal portions, “like his brother.” For the mother, her son was “a kind of superhero, a giant who can protect everyone.”
