article_snippet: At Mr Wharmby biggest, Mr Wharmby was 20 stone.
article_snippet: Mr Wharmby and partner Charlotte Rigby (pictured) started to research natural medicine after Mr Wharmby diagnosis .
article_snippet: But that meant Mr Wharmby needed to completely rethink Mr Wharmby diet, which was full of things like acids - which Mr Wharmby believes help cancers thrive.
article_snippet: And for a year, it was successful: Mr Wharmby tumour disappeared. '
article_snippet: But I got complacent,' Mr Wharmby admitted. '
article_snippet: In 2013, Mr Wharmby collapsed outside the gym where Mr Wharmby was working as a trainer, and rushed to hospital.
article_snippet: For the majority of the next year, Mr Wharmby returned to Mr Wharmby healthy regime.
article_snippet: But then things started to go wrong: Mr Wharmby broke up with Mr Wharmby girlfriend briefly, and found Mr Wharmby homeless - making it hard to concentrate on getting better.
article_snippet: By November, Mr Wharmby was in hospital 'hooked up to every machine you could think of'.
article_snippet: Mr Wharmby's tumour had got too big to operate, and there was little Doctors
article_snippet: Mr Wharmby, at Mr Wharmby heaviest, weighed 20 stone - something Mr Wharmby admits was also not good for Mr Wharmby body .
article_snippet: Mr Wharmby and Miss Rigby, who have been together for five years, hope to inspire others with Mr Wharmby new diet .
article_snippet: Mr Wharmby is also hoping to inspire others through social media to live more healthily.
article_snippet: Mr Wharmby added: 'It has been very difficult
article_snippet: To follow Mr Wharmby progress, visit Facebook.
highlights_snippet: A large tumour was found on Dean Wharmby liver and A large tumour was too big to operate on .
  