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''' Jon Brower Minnoch''' (]-]) was the heaviest ] ever. At his ] weight, he was around 100 ] (1400 ], 635 kg). This figure was only calculated though due to the fact that he was too heavy and in such a bad condition to be able to be weighed. ''' Jon Brower Minnoch''' (]-]) was the heaviest ] ever. At his ] weight, he was around 1400 ] (635 kg). This figure was only calculated though due to the fact that he was too heavy and in such a bad condition to be able to be weighed.
He suffered from ] since he was a child. At the age of 12, he weighed 28 ] (392.4 lb, 178 kg) and was 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m). His weight grew and grew until he was hospitalized in ] ]. He had accumalated too much ] which caused congestive ]. He suffered from ] since he was a child. At the age of 12, he weighed 392.4 lb (178 kg) and was 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m). His weight grew and grew until he was hospitalized in ] ]. He had accumalated too much ] which caused congestive ].


It took a ] ]men and a specially modified ] to get him to the ]. He was then put on two ]s pushed together and it took 13 ] to roll him over. It took a ] ]men and a specially modified ] to get him to the ]. He was then put on two ]s pushed together and it took 13 ] to roll him over.


He was discharged from the ] after two years on a ]. He weighed 34 stone (476.19 lb, 216 kg). The greatest weight loss by any ]. However, he was readmitted to the ], a year later because he had doubled his weight to 68 stone (952.3 lb, 432 kg). He died on ] 10th, ] at a weight of 57 stone ( 798.07 lb, 362 kg). He was discharged from the ] after two years on a ]. He weighed 476.19 lb (216 kg), the greatest weight loss by any ]. However, he was readmitted to the ] a year later because he had doubled his weight to 952.3 lb (432 kg). He died on ] 10th, ] at a weight of 798.07 lb (362 kg).


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The only remaining photo of Jon Brower Minnoch

Jon Brower Minnoch (1941-1983) was the heaviest man ever. At his peak weight, he was around 1400 lb (635 kg). This figure was only calculated though due to the fact that he was too heavy and in such a bad condition to be able to be weighed.

He suffered from obesity since he was a child. At the age of 12, he weighed 392.4 lb (178 kg) and was 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m). His weight grew and grew until he was hospitalized in March 1978. He had accumalated too much water which caused congestive heart failure.

It took a dozen firemen and a specially modified stretcher to get him to the hospital. He was then put on two beds pushed together and it took 13 people to roll him over.

He was discharged from the hospital after two years on a diet. He weighed 476.19 lb (216 kg), the greatest weight loss by any human. However, he was readmitted to the hospital a year later because he had doubled his weight to 952.3 lb (432 kg). He died on September 10th, 1983 at a weight of 798.07 lb (362 kg).

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