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Australian Bodybuilder Turns Heads With Insane 10,000 Calorie, $180,000 Diet

An Australian champion bodybuilder by the name of Chris apparently eats 10,000 calories a day and spends six figures on food

Written by Derek Hall

Published on10 September, 2021 | 6:14 PM EDT

Updated on10 September, 2021 | 8:45 PM EDT

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It is far from newsworthy to say that bodybuilders eat a lot of food, and spend tons of money on their diet. However an Australian bodybuilder by the name of Chris has made waves for just how much he eats and how much he spends on food.

Chris is an apparent three-time winner of the Mr. Australia bodybuilding contest, who is looking to compete in the United States. In order to do that, he is trying to bulk up in a big way, and is putting in the money to do just that.

Chris Kavvalos
Chris Kavvalos (Image via @chriskavvalos__)

Chris spoke in a docuseries called Mirror Mirror, where he explained that, in order for him to bulk up, he eats around a staggering 10,000 calories a day. This adds up to him spending about $180,000 a year, just on his diet and nutrition.

Fried Eggs With Bacon
Fried Eggs With Bacon

For breakfast, the Australian bodybuilder eats a dozen eggs, ten slices of bread, a liter of orange juice. In fact, this was a feast that the man who interviewed him tried to join in on, but struggled to eat a portion of Chris’s first meal of the day.

Related: Find Your Daily Calorie Intake.

Then, just two hours later it is time for Chris to have lunch. Here he cooks up a whopping ten steaks, to eat alongside a healthy portion of rice, before heading to the gym for a hardcore workout.

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To cap off this massive daily meal, the champion bodybuilder has ten fish fillets along with a healthy portion of potatoes. This is so much food, that Chris has even admitted to feeling sick at times, and nearly regurgitating his food because of how much he consumes.

“What I see now is a man in his 30s who’s been training for almost 20 years, who was not big enough, could be bigger and who is out of proportion … who could always get bigger, better and stronger,” Chris told Sampson.

“I see myself as too small. There’s not enough meat on me.”

SNEAK PEEK: Part 2 of #MirrorMirror examines how our obsession with the Beauty Ideal is exploited by the fitness, diet, and pornography industries and how our image-obsessed culture can easily lead to disorder. #MirrorMirror continues 7.30 Tonight on 10 and 10 Play on demand pic.twitter.com/Cum17BfGO6

— Channel 10 (@Channel10AU) September 9, 2021

The fact that this bodybuilder has been doing this diet for seven years and does not feel big enough, is enough to make some feel like he suffers from bigorexia, a condition which has been brought to light in recent times that makes suffers feel that no matter how big they get, they see themselves as not big enough. This is something that Chris himself feels could accurately describe him.

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The fact of the matter is, this is impossible to claim as being a healthy amount of food intake, even for a bodybuilder. If Chris is suffering from this mental health condition, one can only hope he finds help before it becomes too late.


If you have any questions or need further clarification about this news, please leave a comment below, and Derek will get back to you as soon as possible.

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Comments 3

  1. Avatar Ej says:
    4 years ago

    Big Ramy doesn’t even eat 4k/day and he’s way bigger than this dude. This guy’s body is spending so much energy digesting things like 10 steaks it’s not able to build the muscle he wants. It’s all his body can do just to get it out!

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  2. Avatar John Baker says:
    4 years ago

    $20k on food, $160k ob steroids

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  3. Avatar Tim Newman says:
    4 years ago

    At 10k calories per day he’d be gaining 2kg a day. The body cant do that naturally. And he’s obviously not doing that. Its possible that growth hormone with massive amounts of insulin could burn this for a short time. I call bull on his claim. There have been much larger body builders who consumed 3000 calories or less. So did anyone ask how he funds his $180k food bill? How does someone work a job that earns $250k+ a year AND prepare 10k calories?.

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