Another Heart Attack Grill customers collapsed while dining triple bypass buger
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Dire warnings posted on the walls of The Heart Attack Grill restaurant is apparently not a joke. In the last two months, the two visitors had a heart attack while eating a meal in the restaurant.
The first occurred last February when a man had a heart attack while eating a dish of ‘Triple Bypass Burger’. The man survived after emergency medical personnel rushed to the nearest hospital.
And this week, a woman visitor experienced the same thing. Women from Las Vegas about 40 years old who was unconscious, in the middle of eating a ‘Triple Bypass Burger’, combined smoking and margaritas.
Two tragic events it is clear the memory of death threw the campaign ambassador for The Heart Attack Grill, a year ago. Obese man weighing 260 pounds was breathing his last at the age of 29 years.
The restaurant is now located in Las Vegas, it was controversy since the first appeared in Arizona, 2005. When many restaurants offer a variety of healthy menu, this restaurant is actually against the stream with a variety of high-calorie dish.
Unhealthy menus they offer include French fries covered in fat, sugar-containing soft drinks, burgers stacked four, even a cigarette without a filter.
Reinforce the impression of the armature, the manager also deliberately create an atmosphere resembling the hospital restaurant. Throughout the waiters dressed in the style of nurses who are ready to treat the visitors like a patient.
“We have a warning label from the first day the restaurant is open, how dangerous the food menu that we serve,” said Jon Basso, owner of the restaurant, told the Los Angeles Times.
As a nutrition expert, Basso thought it was beyond common sense. However, all the madness that he created it makes The Heart Attack Grill appears as a popular restaurant that is in demand by local residents. The tragic events that befell the visitors even make restaurant crowded.
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