Jason Holton, Britain’s heaviest man, has been reported dead after suffering organ failure, a week before his 34th birthday.
Jason, who weighed an estimated 50 stone, died last Saturday after doctors were unable to prevent his organs from failing.
Https://www.thesun.co.uk/ reported that Leisa (55), a devastated mother of Jason, broke the news of the death of her son.
The late Britain’s heaviest man was said to have died at the Royal Surrey County Hospital where he was transferred by special ambulance to which six firefighters carried him.
Jason Holton reportedly began overeating as a teenager while grieving his dad’s death.
Leisa said: “He’s probably had about eight lives and I thought the doctors would be able to save him again, but sadly it wasn’t possible.
“He was put on kidney dialysis and an IV drip but his kidneys weren’t working.
“The doctor told Jason he’d pass away within a week as his organs were failing. Jason soon started to go downhill.”
The coroner’s report stated that Jason Holton died from organ failure and obesity.
Jason became the UK’s heaviest man after 65st Carl Thompson died in 2015.
He hit the headlines in 2020 when he was winched from his flat by crane to be taken to hospital after his organs began to shut down.
Jason, who hoped to be prescribed fat jab Wegovy, could not walk and lived in bed at his £400,000 bungalow in a Hants village.
“I’m UK’s heaviest man –docs tried to send me to zoo to X-ray me for mystery illness… I cry myself to sleep every night,” he was quoted to have said.
•Source: Https://www.thesun.co.uk/
