Morgan Spurlock

A Wisconsin man sets the fastest Big Macs eaten in a lifetime breaks his own record. Don Gorske, 70, has devoured more than 34,000 of McDonald's burgers. Gorske purchased every receipt and burger box from his orders when he first opened it in 1972. Gorske was eating 9 Big Macs a day during his prime.

Kevin Maginnis, 57, of Nashville, Tennessee, who ate only McDonald's for 100 days, has confessed to losing nearly 60 pounds on the fast-food diet. Since announcing in late February that he would be receiving breakfast, lunch, and dinner from Tik Tok, he has been chronicling his weight loss journey. He was only allowed to eat half of what he ordered, but he had free reign to get whatever he wanted, including dessert, according to the laws he imposed for himself. He continued to eat only three meals a day without snacks and drinking water instead of soda. Kevin demonstrated his remarkable transformation on day 100 of his unorthodox challenge, losing 58-and-a-half pounds and even lowering his cholesterol.

Since announcing in late February that he would be ordering breakfast, lunch, and dinner from Tik Tok, Kevin Maginnis, 57, from Nashville, Tennessee, has been chronicling his weight loss journey. He is only allowed to eat half of what he orders, but he has the right to eat whatever he wants, including dessert, according to the laws he made for himself. He also likes eating just three meals a day without snacks and drinking water rather than soda. In a little over six weeks, the business coach, who goes by the name @bigmaccoaching, has gone from 238 pounds to 204 pounds, and has dramatically reduced his cholesterol with 56 days to go.