Biggest Loser Season Three Winner Erik Chopin Talks To Oprah About Regaining 122 Pounds.
Are you cheating on your diet or reverse cheating?
Are 'The Biggest Loser Couples' contestants cheating after they're voted off the ranch? Is it possible to lose unreal amounts of weight in record time in a less than optimal environment at home? These questions have been raise by fitness experts and the media alike.
According to TV Guide reporter Rochell D. Thomas, she questions whether the contestants are "stretching the believability when it comes to postshow reality?"
Several of this season's 'The Biggest Loser Couples' contestants who were voted off the show have gone home and recreated the rigors of the ranch. They transformed their own homes into mini versions of The Biggest Loser Ranch. Training 6 to 8 hours a day and eating strictly, they've achieved phenomenal results. Bob Harper and Jillian Michaels need not apply. No doubt that the two beloved Biggest Loser trainers, as well as the ranch's support staff, have deeply impressed upon these contestants the value of a healthy lifestyle. But this season's contestants have taken the message to heart, as well as home.
A few of these weight loss renegades returned home and informed no one, including family, friends, and coworkers, that they were off the ranch. Read more and find out if the contestants are at risk for exercise addiction.
