BOY, 15, CAN ONLY EAT FRY UPS DUE TO ONE-IN-14M CONDITION

A schoolboy is the envy of his friends due to a one in 14-million condition which means he can only eat FRY-UPS to survive.Lee Jones, 15, lives on a diet of sausages, bacon and burgers all washed down with gallons of olive oil and double cream. He suffers from illness that means his body cannot process glucose. So while sugar and carbs are off the menu, Lee can eat as many high fat fry-ups as he likes.... SEE HOTSPOT COPY

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