By 2023, Khalid had lost an astounding 542 kg, bringing his weight down to a healthy 63.5 kg. (File) New Delhi: Khalid bin Mohsen Shaari, once known as the heaviest man alive, has shed 542 kg Khalid bin Mohsen Shaari, previously the heaviest man at 610 kilograms, successfully lost 542 kilograms through the intervention of King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia. Receiving intensive medical care, including surgeries and a specialized regimen, Shaari's weight dropped to 63.5 kilograms by 2023. He was bedridden for over three years before this transformation. As of 2021, Shaari was 29 years old, and had lost even more weight. Nearly a decade after his original televised plea for help, Shaari's doctors recently shared a photo of himself in which he weighs just 140 pounds. A Saudi Arabian man's health became the subject of a royal intervention when the king stepped in to assist a morbidly overweight Hyderabad: Khalid Bin Mohsen Shaari, once known as the World's heaviest man alive, has undergone a life-changing transformation in the last 10 years with the help of Abdullah, Saudi Arabia's former A man form Saudi Arabia incredibly managed to achieve one of the most drastic weight losses ever recorded. At his heaviest, Khalid bin Mohsen Shaari weighed just over 1,345 pounds, that's 610kg or In August, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia ordered Khalid bin Mohsen Shaari, who then weighed 1,345 pounds (610 kilograms), to undergo treatment in the capital, Riyadh. Khalid bin Mohsen Shaari, once recognized as the heaviest man alive, has achieved an extraordinary transformation, shedding a staggering 542 kg, thanks to the timely intervention and support from Saudi Arabia's former King Abdullah. In 2013, Khalid's weight reached a life-threatening 610 kg, rendering him bedridden for over three years. Khalid bin Mohsen Shaari, once decreed to be the heaviest man alive, shed an astonishing 542 kilograms thanks largely to the unlikely intervention of Saudi Arabia's then-King Abdullah.The NCLAT stayed

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a Saudi Arabian man. At 610 kg (1,345 lbs), he was declared In a tale that seems almost too extraordinary to be true, Khalid bin Mohsen Shaari, once the heaviest person alive, has achieved a transformation so profound it defies belief. At his peak in 2013, Khalid weighed a staggering 610 kilograms, rendering him bedridden and entirely dependent on others for even the simplest tasks. 19K likes, 188 comments - dialoguepakistan on August 15, 2024: "Once recognised as the heaviest man alive, Khalid bin Mohsen Shaari from Saudi Arabia, underwent a remarkable transformation, and successfully returned to a normal life after losing an astonishing 542 kilograms. Read the full article on our website in bio @dialoguepakistan Coffee Day Insolvency Proceedings Khalid Bin Mohsen Shaari Weight Loss Chinsu ỠẢnh Nhạy Cảm PORTAL DO ZACARIAS AVIAO VINHEDO CORPOS by clip ông bá» cho mượn Äiá»n thoại và con gái, released 16 August 2024 Full Video ⤵ï¸â¤µï¸â¤µï¸ â­â­â­â­â­â­â­â­â­â­à®Û©ÛÛ©à®â­â­â­â­â­â­â­â­â­ ð´ WATCH ð gitb