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"Babe Ruth Ate 6 Hot Dogs For Breakfast — 2 Hours Later He Was Dying On The Floor"

Babe Ruth collapse 1925 - The bellyache that nearly killed baseball's greatest player. April 7th, 1925: Babe Ruth eats six hot dogs for breakfast, then collapses on a train two hours later. Doctors say he's dying. Newspapers write his obituary. But the hot dog story was a lie. The real cause? Years of alcohol abuse, uncontrollable appetite, and a perforated ulcer that put him in the hospital for 46 days. Ruth's weight ballooned to 256 pounds, his liver was damaged, and his body finally said "enough." The 1925 season was lost. The Yankees finished seventh place. Critics said Ruth's career was over. But what happened next shocked everyone: The greatest comeback in sports history. Ruth hired a trainer, stopped drinking, lost 40 pounds, and came back in 1926 to hit 47 home runs. This is the untold story of how Babe Ruth's body nearly killed him, and how he learned discipline the hardest way possible. The bellyache heard around the world wasn't just about hot dogs - it was about consequences. #BabeRuth#BaseballHistory#SportsComeback#Yankees#1920sSports