View Poll Results: Do you watch The Biggest Loser on tv?

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Thread: Do you watch The Biggest Loser on tv?

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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by rosethecopycat View Post
    I watch the show, and I can't believe that doctors could endorse this type of weight loss.
    It is much too much weight, too fast.

    They will likely fall victim to the 'yo-yo' syndrom, when they are back in real life and don't have access to the exercise equipment for all those hours in the day.

    I'd rather lose 1 lb a month for a year, and keep it off.

    They are nice people, if not naive.
    More courage than I have.

    God help them.

    All of the people on BL are morbidly obese. All of them. They are at SUCH a huge risk for any number of fatal health crises, if not already in many dangerous health crises. Losing 1 pound a month- for them (and many overweight people) would never allow them to become healthy (and most likely happier) in this life time.

    Losing 20, 30 pounds a month- under a doctor's care, mind you, and performing physical exercise nearly most of the day, is much healthier for them then carrying this excess weight for another month or two.

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    I watch the show, and I can't believe that doctors could endorse this type of weight loss. It is much too much weight, too fast.
    Very true Rose. For most of us it's not a good thing. However more importantly than losing the weight, these people make a change inside - they learn to love themselves, learn that they deserve to be fit, they learn how to live a heathier lifestyle. I think that's really what the show is all about.

    I really wish there would be a Canadian equivalent to this show.
    Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, champagne in one hand and strawberries in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and screaming WOO HOO - What a Ride!
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    Quote Originally Posted by slick View Post
    I really wish there would be a Canadian equivalent to this show.
    Here, let me show you how to make a low cal/low fat reindeer lasagna, Eh!

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