ONE man is taking bulking to a whole new level by planning to double his body weight.

Bryan Steel, 46, from Florida calls himself an "overgrown prized livestock" and wants to take his OnlyFans followers along with him on an extreme journey to become 54 stone.

The American currently weighs in at 25 stone and eats 12,000 calories a day to try to achieve his dangerous dreams of one day hitting 54 stone.

His OnlyFans page reads: "I have no choice but to use all funds from subscribers to enable my obsessive need to balloon.

"Join to teach this cocky bull a lesson about greed.”

Bryan used to weigh 13 stone and his plan to become a super-size version of himself now takes up most of his time, but he's wanted to do it since he was a kid.

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The 46-year-old has to be constantly eating or making himself calorie-rich shakes to keep on gaining the pounds.

"Growth is too incredible an activity to not be turned on by. Being encouraged, fed, and grown is extremely kinky and I love it," he told the Daily Star.

“However, beyond the kink and fetish, it takes a lifestyle of commitment to actually achieve the goals. Gaining size is a real challenge and it takes daily discipline to keep it up.”

Despite his unhealthy path, the OnlyFans creator makes sure to eat nutritional foods to try to balance out the junk food and regularly sees his doctor.

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“I like a big variety of foods, it helps me eat more when eating so much on a daily basis. My day usually contains three or four large meals with snacks and more shakes on gym days," he said.

The Florida native said it's always been a "natural desire" to see how big he can get since he was six.

However, Bryan doesn't ignore the side-effects of his desires to get bigger, including how he has outgrown his belongings.

"Clothing, vehicles, even furniture are all gauges of progress and outgrowing them can come at unexpected times,” he said.

“Things like restaurant booths and theme parks are impossible for me now and I don’t fit in certain vehicles."

The dangers of obesity

While this is Bryan’s choice, obesity is incredibly dangerous for your health

• The US obesity prevalence between 2017-2020 was at 41.9%
• The rates are highest in the age group (that Bryan falls into) of 40-59 years at 44.3%
• Obesity is heavily linked to health complications including strokes, heart disease, type 2 diabetes and some cancers
• Across the world, the problem of obesity continues to grow,particularly in Western states where issues of diet and lifestyle help to fuel what the WHO calls 'the global obesity epidemic' or 'globesity'
• In England in 2021, 25.9% of adults were considered obese – one of the highest rates in Europe

However, Bryan maintains that this is "all part of the process" and pushes away the negative criticism he has received.

“The people who troll are unhappy with their own lives and think attacking others or putting others down will make them feel better about themselves,” he said.

Despite the trolls, Bryan said that he gets lots of support from both his online community and friends and family who just want to see him happy.

“There’s always going to be people questioning goals that are extreme but at the end of the day, it’s about love and support. I’m very lucky to have that support at home,” he explained.

“So many people have not only come out supporting my growth goals but have become invested in making me even bigger, either through following my OnlyFans or meeting up in person to help.

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“We can all achieve amazing things when we work together and support each other's goals.

Don’t waste time on stuff you’re not into and focus on the stuff you’re passionate about … I’m passionate about seeing just how big I can physically get.”

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