Darin was a swimmer. Very smooth skin. Extremely skinny. And absolutely no body fat at all.
When I pulled up his stats I looked at him and made just one subtle change. The boy ate massive amounts and
because of his metabolism he never gained an ounce.
I just set his intake to 10,000 calories a day. And as long as he did that or less he would remain his size.
When he ate a single calorie more the 10,000 calories would drop by the number of calories he ate over that
amount. And those extra calories would be transformed into fat.
10,000 should be a difficult goal for him to do in a day, and it was.
But it finally happened a month after I made the change. He hit 10,005 calories. The goal then dropped to
9,995 and that 5 calories turned to fat. This little amount was imperceptible on this man but it was there.
It took another month for him to hit that new goal and he went way over the 9,995 by almost 1,000 calories.
His goal dropped down to 9,080 and those extra calories went to fatten him up. Again this was un-noticeable on
his body at this point.
Months passed and he hadn't passed that goal but then it hit several times in the same week. He did 500 over
then 2500 over and the 100 over He was now at 5,820. And he stomach began to show the effects. His six pack
became smooth. It wasn't rounded out but it wasn't the ripped look he had so worked for. He had noticed this
and started to work out more which made him hungrier and that shot him over the goal over and over again.
His body changed quickly at this point. Day by day he became more and more round. A butterball. And by the
time he had hit two years his goal had gone down to 0. Making anything he ate turn directly to fat. He could
have stopped eating at this point and he would have stayed the same size he was which was well over 800 pounds
but he kept eating and rounder and rounder he became.