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Have you seen the latest exercise gadget? I almost fell off of *my* chair the other day when I saw the infomercial.
It is basically a spinning disc that you put on your seat which simulates the hawaiian hula dance.

The premise is that all you have to do for firm thighs, hips and abs, is sit in your chair and let this machine
do all of the work. All for only 6 payments of $69.95. Get one for your office too!

Please don’t fall for this. THe only thing you will lose with the Hawaii Chair is over $400 of your hard earned
cash.

This gadet, like many others sold on TV were only designed to generate cash for the distributor, not a better body
for you.

If you are looking for a low intensity way to gain a better body, check out The Weight Loss Cure.

It sounds derogatory. But after watching the show, I wanted to be the biggest loser. I was actually a little upset that I didn’t have that much weight to lose. !? I know!  What has happened?

Watching the trainers push the contestants through grueling exercises and testing their cravings with mountains of food, it was the camaraderie that was so appealing.

The contrast between the trainers was also interesting. Bob Harper was the soft spoken, “let’s get in touch with our inner child” type. While Jillian Michaels appeared to be running a boot camp.

Now you can follow along with the diet and fitness program being used on the show and interact with The Biggest Loser experts and Contestants. 

The Biggest Loser Diet