A famous Russian bodybuilder died at the age of 35 after he had pumped himself with “muscle growth” shot led to organ failure.
The muscles of Nikita Tkachuk Ballonden to gross proportions under the chemical boosters – but a strict contract meant that he was not allowed to stop.
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The bodybuilder was taken to intensive care with lung and kidney failure and was later placed in a medically induced coma after a heart attack.
His wife Maria Tkachuk, 36, also a bodybuilder, broke the news: “Nikita, my beloved husband, died.
‘His kidneys failed, [he suffered] Pulmonal edema, and his heart gave up.
“There were many tests over the years. [His] Sources ran out.
“There are no other words for now, only shock.”
The Muscle Man won the title Master of Sports in Russia at only 21 with a 350 kg deadlift, a 360 kg squat and a bench press of 210 kg.
But later in life he turned to Synthol injections and signed a contract with a pharmaceutical company to advertise their products.
His muscles exhaust ridiculous sizes – but it was reportedly forbidden to stop the injections under the conditions of his contract.
Tkachuk’s health Determined and got worse after he caught Coronavirus.
His lungs suffered from a “car -immune disease” and his legs swallow with calcium formations.
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In an update he posted: “The same formations were found in the hip joint area.
“They did an MRI and realized that the blood vessels and kidneys were hidden with calcium.”
He was diagnosed with sarcoidosis – where small grains of fixed immune cells form on different organs.
Tkachuk underwent several operations and tried to go back to training.
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But two years ago he admitted that he was deeply regretted by his Synthol injections and begged others not to follow his path.
He said two years ago in a video: “I would advise you to think again, weigh, think about it.
“I just don’t get it – well, if your arm is 18 centimeters or 20 inches, what will it change in your life? You are going to lose a lot of health. It’s not worth it.”
“If I could return to 2015-2016, I wouldn’t do it. I actually ruined my entire sports career.
“If I hadn’t done the injections and stayed in bodybuilding, I think I would be at a fairly competitive level now.”
The Ukhta Power Sports Federatio said after his death in St. Petersburg: “We are printing our sincere participation in his familyFriends and wife Maria about the sudden death of our dear friend and talented athlete Nikita Tkachuk.
“For years, Nikita achieved success in powerlifting, extreme strength and bodybuilding, which inspired the people around him with his determination and perseverance.
“Our thoughts are with you in this difficult hour.
“Nikita will forever remain in our memory as an excellent athlete and a person with a big heart.”
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