'Biggest Loser' Contestant -- I'm Fat Again ... Now I'm Gonna Sue
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In before she gets 55 million
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They cheat by giving them weight loss pills so unless they keep dieting and exercising they gon gain it back. Tough.
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But she was fat before she went on
Basically she went back to her normal self. -
They should counter sue her fat ass for emotional distress
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Idk, I am a stiff believer that if you cut out refined sugars(also* sugar alcohols, fake sugars) oats, grains and starches you absolutely will lose weight. You're body is forced to burn fat cells. It wants those carbs(which in today's society[for us anyway] food is always at our disposal) and by damn it it will eat it off you if it has to just like it will leech your stored nutrients if you don't feed it good food.
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For warning tho, you cut out those things in their entirety and seven days into it a 'depressed' feeling will come at you but it passes.
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? was straight up reckless to gain 150 pounds, TV show or not.
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Anti_matter wrote: »This is an interview with the season three runner up Kai Hibbard.
according to her the show does a bunch of foul ? .
5 Details They Cut from My Season of 'The Biggest Loser
cracked.com/personal-experiences-1338-5-details-they-cut-from-my-season-the-biggest-loser.html
oh ? womp womp -
Maximus Rex wrote: »
Very strongly disagree -
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BiblicalAtheist wrote: »Idk, I am a stiff believer that if you cut out refined sugars(also* sugar alcohols, fake sugars) oats, grains and starches you absolutely will lose weight. You're body is forced to burn fat cells. It wants those carbs(which in today's society[for us anyway] food is always at our disposal) and by damn it it will eat it off you if it has to just like it will leech your stored nutrients if you don't feed it good food.
The alcohol is the toughest to give up -
150 lbs?
? thats the weight of an above average sized woman
Your fat ass was gonna be fat regardless, lazy pig -
Maximus Rex wrote: »You're dealing with severely obese people with obvious food addictions,
There's no such thing as an "food addiction." Just go to Trader Joe's and made healthy food options. You're not going to be morbidly obese if you diet consists of quinoa, green leafy vegetables, various kinds of beans, vegetables, reasonable portions of meat, yogurt, eggs, and hot cereal.
The human brain would disagree with your first statement...it is possible to have a good addiction. -
Eat less and exercise more will NEVER fail. It's just that simple.
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babelipsss wrote: »Eat less and exercise more will NEVER fail. It's just that simple.
its really not
c'mon ya'll -
@Mssouthern, merge this with the other thread
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I'd assume they had her sign all kinds of waivers, preventing her from being able to sue. If not good luck to her.
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nah y'all wrong. i'm fat and i'm suing all y'all for making me feel bad about myself
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Only in 'murica can you help a fat jello gelatin ass low self-esteem having twelve sandwich eating mufucka lose weight, and get sued because they can't keep the weight off
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If she has to disclose her eating habits and she are poorly, how can she blame the show?
Thats what the lawyers going to argue.. -
Black_Thunder wrote: »150 lbs?
? thats the weight of an above average sized woman
Your fat ass was gonna be fat regardless, lazy pig
She gained more weight than I weigh.. smh.. -
Maximus Rex wrote: »You're dealing with severely obese people with obvious food addictions,
There's no such thing as an "food addiction." Just go to Trader Joe's and made healthy food options. You're not going to be morbidly obese if you diet consists of quinoa, green leafy vegetables, various kinds of beans, vegetables, reasonable portions of meat, yogurt, eggs, and hot cereal.
Lol..are you a doctor of some sort?
Of course, not, but I'm just reciting the information given to me by my nutritionist, doctor, and various websites. -
Maximus Rex wrote: »Maximus Rex wrote: »You're dealing with severely obese people with obvious food addictions,
There's no such thing as an "food addiction." Just go to Trader Joe's and made healthy food options. You're not going to be morbidly obese if you diet consists of quinoa, green leafy vegetables, various kinds of beans, vegetables, reasonable portions of meat, yogurt, eggs, and hot cereal.
Lol..are you a doctor of some sort?
Of course, not, but I'm just reciting the information given to me by my nutritionist, doctor, and various websites.
Well they're idiots then because it's been proven that food can indeed be addictive, particularly sugar. -
damobb2deep wrote: »
Could you imagine the lawyers...
Lawyer: "On average, how many servings of vegetables DJ you have a day"
This woman: Does lettuce and tomatoes on a burger count?
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https://youtu.be/VBC7IrG5Ke0