'Heart Attack Grill' spokesman dies at 29

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   Stacie Lposted 7 years ago

   well who would have thought that a 29 year old former wrestler that weighed 575 lbs would die from
   eating burgers  from the "Heart-attack Grill"?
   
   
   PHOENIX — A 575-pound man who gained a measure of fame as spokesman for the Heart Attack Grill — a Phoenix-area restaurant that unabashedly touts its unhealthy, high-calorie menu — has died.
   
   Friends of 29-year-old Blair River say he died Tuesday, possibly from contracting pneumonia after a bout with the flu.
   
   
   I'm sorry he thought this was not a problem and defied any logic,eating and promoting this unhealthy lifestyle.
   
   
   
   http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/41899470/ … ?GT1=43001

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      manlypoetrymanposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Wow...it is tragic for any young person to die...for any reason.
      Prayers to his family. RIP, Blair River

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   simeonvisserposted 7 years ago

   Their menu is just asking for a quick death: http://www.heartattackgrill.com/Heart_A … /MENU.html

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   Jim Hunterposted 7 years ago

   "Friends of 29-year-old Blair River say he died Tuesday, possibly from contracting pneumonia after a bout with the flu."
   
   I'm pretty sure you can't get the flu or pneumonia from eating a hamburger.

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   Bellamieposted 7 years ago

   A poor diet can lead to many physical problems which in turn can cause a person to catch colds, flu, pnemonia and bronchitis much easier than someone that follows a healthier diet.  It is a shame that there are sooooo many individuals that are obese because of eating the wrong foods. 
   It is a sad thing to see anyone die at any age, but much more heartbreaking when it's someone so young who might have had a lot to offer in society. 
   Condolences to all of those who loved him.

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   thisisoliposted 7 years ago

   Meh it was his choice to eat like that. I have heard a lot of people saying that the Heart Attack Grill should be shut down, but isn't America about the freedom of choice?
   
   I say let the people decide, most of the people who go there probably don't have it as part of their dietary staple, I know I like a fat filled cheese burger now and then. 
   
   If enough people decide that they dont want to eat there then it will go out of business.

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