Yurziq Meyer had been obese for most of his adult life. According to his social media accounts, Meyer started the year weighing 115kg and dropped almost 50kg in seven short months to currently tip the scales at 68kg.
He originally claimed that his radical weight loss is due to regular workouts, increasing daily step counts, running, cleaner eating, lifestyle changes and consistent adherence to his health goals. He also claims to have run the Two Oceans ultra and half marathons on consecutive days and followed this up with a very public Cape Town Marathon finish in May. He has the medals hanging on the walls at home to proudly show off his accomplishments.
But just like Yuzriq Meyer in January, this is all one big, fat lie. As unpleasant as it is to look at, it’s time that the naked truth about running’s biggest fraud is thoroughly examined. His running claims are a blatant litany of lies. These days he also freely admits to using retatrudtide and heavily markets these untested, unapproved drugs to his social media followers.
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