Fitness influencer Dmitry Nuyanzin dies in his sleep after a binge-eating challenge
According to reports, Dmitry Nuyanzin died in his sleep after taking part in a binge-eating challenge.
Fitness influencer Dmitry Nuyanzin has died in his sleep at just 30 after taking part in a binge-eating challenge. The Daily Mail reported that “Tragic Dmitry Nuyanzin, a well-known coach and influencer from Orenburg, spent weeks gorging on junk food as part of a 'marathon' challenge he hoped would inspire his clients to shed weight alongside him.
“The 30-year-old-who reportedly consumed up to 10,000 kilocalories a day-planned to gain at least 25kg before demonstrating how quickly he could slim back down.”
In October, Dmitry took to Instagram and wrote: “Friends! My WEIGHT LOSS COURSE is starting soon, where you can win cool prizes and, most importantly, build a beautiful body, learn how to eat and have fun!
“I’m going to be losing weight with my minions, so this will be twice as exciting! Terms and all details will be in my profile soon 🤗.”
Fans of Dmitry Nuyanzin have taken to Instagram to pay tribute to the fitness influencer. One fan wrote: “I can't believe this !!! I thought I was hacked....
“Dima was truly the best at what he did!!! You go to him for training not only for a beautiful body, but also for a good mood !! He's always joking, energizing me for the whole day after training and chatting with him !!! Well, how come it is !!! Today I wanted to make an appointment only after vacation, and then this happened....
“Man made himself !!! Always a pleasure to watch his success!!
“What an incredible loss !!!!
“Dimochka, how is it? 🙏”
Another fan wrote: “God, how short life can be. Young, beautiful, sporty .... and in one second the person is gone😢I didn't know or heard about him, but I couldn't pass by (My condolences to relatives and friends😔.” One other person said: “He was my first coach, gave me all the base and in general a very good person, condolences to the family, 😢.”
The Daily Mail also reported that “Nuyanzin, who was married and had no children, previously served an eight-month sentence in a grim Russian penal colony for drug possession in 2022, before returning to his coaching career.”
“His heart 'stopped beating in his sleep', said friends.”