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Cheryl George’s Biggest Loser Elimination Interview Mar 10, 2010, 2:23 pm.

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“I don’t think I’ll have any problem [maintaining at home]” says Cheryl, following her elimination in week eight. She says she knew it was going to be her week to go home, due to the alliances and relationships existing on the black team. But she was OK with it then and she’s OK with it now.

Listen now as Cheryl tells us how she manages in the real world, and how she seeks “enjoyment classes” at the gym.

Cheryl says she lives at home just like she did at the ranch – focused on clean eating and burning more calories than she consumes. And while she can’t spend eight hours a day in the gym like she did on the show, she still manages a three-hour workout each day. She enjoys a variety of classes at her gym, and does a fitness bootcamp.

Another exciting part of her new lifestyle is her wardrobe. Following her elimination we saw her face the emotional task of cleaning out all of her old clothes (donating them to a local church). “It was a big thing for me,” she says. “The thought of going back to that? I never want to look like that again.”

Cheryl says she’s already changed sizes three times since being home, so she’s not doing a lot of shopping these days. When she does, it’s at discount stores because she knows she won’t remain this size. However, she does have big shopping spree plans in store for herself, “When I’ve finally come to my maintenance weight I’ll do a lot of shopping.” Cheryl says she’s never been to a Macy’s so she’d like to go there.

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Cheryl George’s Biggest Loser Elimination Interview

Biggest Loser Season 9 Week 8 Recap with Amanda Arlauskas Mar 10, 2010, 9:56 am.

Eliminated last week was Miggy Cancel, scoring O’Neal Hampton a spot on the blue team with his daughter. The two of them seem inseparable and to really need each other on the ranch.

Alison tells the contestants that this week is “work week.” This means that each contestant will be working a full-time, 40-hour job this week. Each team will be transported to downtown Los Angeles for one week to help with local food banks and Feeding America. Not only does this take away from precious workout time, but the gym will also go from being open 24 hours a day to only open from 6am-7:30pm.

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Last chance workout is especially intense because Bob and Jillian know they only have a limited amount of time in the gym with the contestants before the lights go out and the gym closes.

At the weigh-in, the black team comes up short losing a combined 32 pounds compared to the blue team’s impressive 50 pounds. Because of the lower percentage of weight loss, the black team falls below, and ultimately ends up sending Cheryl George home.

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Tune In: Mother and Daughter Weight Struggles Mar 08, 2010, 1:00 am.

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Dr. Oz introduces audience members to a 356-pound 16-year-old girl whose mother is also obese. Dangerously following in each others footsteps, Dr. Oz steps in to have a candid discussion with both mom and daughter about how their size is threatening their lives.

Discussing the tough issues that underlie their enabling eating behaviors, Dr. Oz devises a plan so that they can lose weight together and support each other on their way to a healthier sense of well being and an enriched relationship.

On Thursday’s show, Dr. Oz also discusses three warning signs that no woman should ever ignore. Watch this episode to find out what are the three potentially life-saving symptoms your body may be telling you.

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Tune In: Circus of Weight on The Tyra Show Mar 08, 2010, 1:00 am.

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No. It’s not some new diet, but rather the Circus of Weight is a social experiment that uncovers the stories behind weight stereotypes.

From being called too fat, too skinny or too muscular, Tyra’s stage is filled with a panel of men and women that come in all shapes and sizes.

In an open discussion, they share their stories of body discrimination and also share their desires and fears for why they look as they do.

From spending hours at the gym to meticulously counting calories, one moment you may find yourself yelling at the television screen and the next moment crying upon listening to a young woman’s story of her battle with bulimia.

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Tune In: Circus of Weight on The Tyra Show

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