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Jelly Roll Drops 275 Pounds to 265, Lands Men’s Health Cover and Documentary

An editor’s note clarifies he briefly tested a weight‑loss drug for two weeks before stopping.

Overview

  • The Winter 2026 Men’s Health cover story and short film A Year for a Life chart his fall from roughly 540 pounds to about 265.
  • He cites therapy for overeating as the turning point, treating food as an addiction before revamping exercise and nutrition.
  • A multidisciplinary plan with chef and sports nutritionist Ian Larios and medical oversight from Ways2Well emphasized whole foods, daily movement, and blood‑marker monitoring.
  • Bloodwork showed testosterone around 57 ng/dL, leading to long‑term replacement therapy that he says boosted energy and restored his sex drive.
  • He says he avoided GLP‑1 drugs out of fear and to avoid an “asterisk,” with Men’s Health noting he tried an unnamed medication for two weeks before stopping.