Controversy after the death of "Ilya Yevmechchuk", the largest bodybuilder in the world

In shocking news that shook the world of bodybuilding, Belarusian bodybuilder “Ilya Yevmechuk”, known as “The Beast” and the largest bodybuilder in the world, died at the age of 36, as a result of a sudden heart attack, which raised many questions about the real reasons behind his death.

Life and career of Ilya Yevmechchuk Ilya Yevmechuk was born in Belarus and started his bodybuilding career at an early age. Thanks to his hard training and strict diet, he was able to achieve an amazing physique that earned him the nickname “The Beast.” Yevmechuk weighed about 165 kilograms and was 1.85 meters tall, making him one of the largest bodybuilders in the world.

Yevmech was on a strict diet of 16,500 calories a day, spread over seven meals, and he ate large amounts of protein, including 108 pieces of sushi and 2.5 kilograms of steak a day. This strict diet was part of his daily life to achieve his bodybuilding goals.

Possible causes of death According to statements by Dr. Gamal Shaaban, Professor of Cardiology and former Director of the Egyptian Heart Institute, Yevmech’s death was the result of a sudden heart attack. Shaaban pointed out that the use of steroids and hormones played a major role in this sudden death, and warned of the danger of using these substances due to their serious side effects that threaten life.

Reactions in the world of bodybuilding Yevmech's death has sparked widespread reactions in the bodybuilding community and on social media, with many players and fans expressing their deep sorrow at the loss of this distinguished athlete, and some pointing to the need to raise awareness about the dangers of using steroids and hormones in the sport.

His wife, Anna, said that Elijah had been suffering from health problems recently, and that he had a heart attack at his home on September 6, and was transferred to the hospital by helicopter, but the doctors were unable to save him, and he died two days after entering a coma.

The death of Ilya Yevmechuk highlights the health risks associated with bodybuilding, especially when using steroids and hormones, and players and fans alike should be aware of these risks and take the necessary measures to maintain their health and safety.