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The Biggest Loser
Published 03/3/2006 | Low Carb , Low Fat , Low Calorie | Rating:


The highly-visible, made-for-television diet is a calorie-controlled,  carbohydrate-modified and fat-reduced eating plan. There are no processed  foods (chips, sugary cereals or hot dogs), no processed grains (white bread, 
pretzels or pastries), no trans fat and no white sugar.

At the same time, the Biggest Loser diet does not endorse eliminating all carbs. The diet is high in fresh, minimally processed foods and lean protein, which control hunger.

When following the Biggest Loser Diet, there is also a 12-week cardio program using intervals to increase intensity. Alternate the cardio workout with a circuit-training program that has nine specific moves with only  seconds between sets.

This workout is performed three times a week for 30 minutes. As your body adapts, you’ll increase repetitions, sets and the amount of weights.

NBC's Biggest Loser Diet Club Same diet & fitness program used on TV - personalized to your goals!

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  • Comment #1 (Posted by Tunisia)
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    I'm a big fan of the show.
     
  • Comment #2 (Posted by Debbie Garcia)
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    Each season my husband and I watch these people change the life style they once had to one they can live with. I love the show!!
     
  • Comment #3 (Posted by Robert)
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    This show is amazing! I joined the online diet program as well and it has a ton of great info. I can't wait for season 3!
     
  • Comment #4 (Posted by Mike)
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    Sounds great but I am limited to little or no exercises because of hip reconstruction and "on my feet" limitations and until I can get some physical rehabilitation.
     
  • Comment #5 (Posted by an unknown user)
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    I love the show.
     
  • Comment #6 (Posted by michella)
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    I love the show. I have the book and the video and cannot wait for season 3. By the way I have lost 26lbs so far.
     
  • Comment #7 (Posted by Melody)
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    I am really going to try this diet. I have never liked the doctors type of control with medication. As I am getting older I want to be around for my children and my grandchildren for quite awhile. Thank you for providing this information to me.
     
  • Comment #8 (Posted by ANTOINETTE FERREIRA)
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    I REALLY ENJOY THE SHOW I CANNOT WAIT TO WATCH IT ON A MONDAY NIGHT IT REALLY INSPIRED ME TO LOOSE WEIGHT. THANKS FOR A GREAT SHOW
     
  • Comment #9 (Posted by doug)
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    show is cool .....diet sounds good but you have to take the first step and say "I am going to do this " and diet only will not work ,start out parking away from the door and taking the stes
     
  • Comment #10 (Posted by Tiffany)
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    The show makes for good television but it is not the safest diet for anyone who is substantially overweight or out of shape. It can push people to dangerous physical exertion levels and unlike on T.V.,most of us can not have a doctor ready and nearby behind the camera.
     
  • Comment #11 (Posted by Larry Chambless)
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    don't think this will work for me
     
  • Comment #12 (Posted by Ernestine Watson)
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    Was interesting but didn't give me details on what and how to join or participate.
     
  • Comment #13 (Posted by Berlin)
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    Hi! I'm John Strass and i like your site!
    Thank you!
     
  • Comment #14 (Posted by Earl Kramer)
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    I would like a salt FREE DIET. Is there such a one?
     
  • Comment #15 (Posted by Beauregardjj)
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    i am gonna show this to my friend, brother
     
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