Comments on: Bob Harper, Biggest Loser and Weight Loss http://ichoosethin.com/thinblog/bob-harper-biggest-loser-and-weight-loss/ A Healthy Approach To Weight Loss Tue, 07 Feb 2012 20:31:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Cookie Diet http://ichoosethin.com/thinblog/bob-harper-biggest-loser-and-weight-loss/comment-page-1/#comment-411 Cookie Diet Tue, 30 Jun 2009 13:48:42 +0000 http://ichoosethin.com/thinblog/?p=784#comment-411 I couldn't agree more. Many people overlook this or just don't think about it. You nailed it on the head! -John I couldn’t agree more. Many people overlook this or just don’t think about it.

You nailed it on the head!

-John

]]> By: SueW http://ichoosethin.com/thinblog/bob-harper-biggest-loser-and-weight-loss/comment-page-1/#comment-223 SueW Thu, 09 Apr 2009 09:20:50 +0000 http://ichoosethin.com/thinblog/?p=784#comment-223 Ryan is not the only candidate who has gained back weight. Several have regained and this isn't necessarily their fault. It is one thing to be sequestered on the ranch and work out several hours daily and be limited in food and another thing to live in a food centered society. Also according to Ryan's blog, he used some rather unhealthy methods to "crash off" 32 lbs to win the game, weight which he had regained within a couple of weeks of the game ending. It's TV remember.... is "reality TV" an oxymoron? (like "Military intelligence" etc) :) There are apparently many exercise physiologists who have opined that the methods of training used on the "Biggest Loser" can cause injury for life, physical as well as psychological. Neither Harper nor Michaels are exercise physiologists -- on the contrary.... Ryan is not the only candidate who has gained back weight. Several have regained and this isn’t necessarily their fault. It is one thing to be sequestered on the ranch and work out several hours daily and be limited in food and another thing to live in a food centered society. Also according to Ryan’s blog, he used some rather unhealthy methods to “crash off” 32 lbs to win the game, weight which he had regained within a couple of weeks of the game ending. It’s TV remember…. is “reality TV” an oxymoron? (like “Military intelligence” etc) :) There are apparently many exercise physiologists who have opined that the methods of training used on the “Biggest Loser” can cause injury for life, physical as well as psychological. Neither Harper nor Michaels are exercise physiologists — on the contrary….

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