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Well I spent 10 years of my life as a bulimic, and during those years I could have definitely completed most of those. If you cram your digestive system full on a regular basis it will begin to stretch out to allow more food.
I don't know about 100 cheeseburgers but I used to regularly consume 10 or so as a part of my binge.
Well I spent 10 years of my life as a bulimic, and during those years I could have definitely completed most of those. If you cram your digestive system full on a regular basis it will begin to stretch out to allow more food.
I don't know about 100 cheeseburgers but I used to regularly consume 10 or so as a part of my binge.
I don't eat like I use to but
I use to eat as many cheeseburgers as we could,,,, about the same amount you mentioned,,
mcdonalds had 10 cents hamburgers years ago to celebrate a milestone for them.... for a day
I bought 25 of them
and ate only 16...
I do have the family record for lobsters 14 of them and a pound of butter and a couple beers..
and I kept it down ... my brother in law was close but he got sick... and was disqualified..
(we had to hose things down)
Some of these people can eat an insane amount of food, impressive.
Most people love eating, myself included. But I really hate feeling even mildly full, it is just not a good feeling to me. Being bloated after a huge meal is really not worth it to me.
I can have a big appetite at times, but these challenges seem to take the fun out of eating in my opinion.
A perfect meal is the intersection between savoring the flavor and reaching satiety. Once you are hurting yourself, you have defeated the point.
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How do people do these crazy food challenges?
