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A man in China developed a ‘horse’s neck’ after drinking one litre of hard liquor every day for thirty years, according to the Daily Mail.
Hong Shu drank up to two litres of bajiu, a Chinese spirit, every day – it’s made from rice and grains, and can be anywhere between 40 and 60 per cent.
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This led him to develop the rare Madelung disease, which caused him to accumulates large fatty deposits round his neck.
The 53-year-old’s throat had swell to over six inches wide and about five and a half inches in length.
Hong has now undergone three surgeries to remove the fatty deposits, and is said to be recovering.
