Learn How Rosemary Could Lose Weight Fast… Persistence
Wednesday, January 20th, 2010Singer, and aunt of George Clooney, Rosemary Clooney recently appeared on Tom Snyder’s radio talk show. Having been neighbors for years in Beverly Hills, Snyder and Clooney knew each other very well.
“Rosie,” Snyder said. “You look great. Did you lose weight?”
“Yes,” the 300+ pound Clooney replied. “Last I checked it was over half a ton.”
The two laughed, the studio phones lit up with callers and the comment became part of the Clooney saga.
Rosemary Clooney – like millions of other Americans – always seemed to be on a diet.
And, she probably did lose 1,000 pounds. The problem, she lamented, was that she gained 1,002 pounds.
Why do so many us lose several pounds, only to gain them right back? If weight fluctuates day-by-day, maybe by a pound or two, does that mean each of us loses 365 pounds a year? Makes sense, but that means people also gain 365 – or maybe even 730 – pounds a year. That can’t be right.
Like
it or not, people are judged by their weight. Television shows punish people who are heavy and some
of them miraculously turn into people who look like models and actors. Once a celebrity has made changes in their
life and gotten into shape, they often receive lucrative offers as a spokesperson for health and fitness related products.
Those who have been successful at losing weight can become best selling authors or spokespersons for the latest fad diet. These celebrities use their weight loss to get television commercials for diet companies or diet supplements.
Permanent weight loss appears to be a mystery in Hollywood,
with many celebrity’s scale weight jumping wildly from month to month.
A very common question you see on the internet is, “how to lose weight fast?” The best method is diet and exercise. So then why are people constantly looking for a shortcut, for a magic pill or secret solution? Many people are turning to the internet and websites like the biggest loser forum to find responsible weight loss advice from people who know what they are talking about.
Shows like the Biggest Loser are reaching new levels of popularity, as are the contestants that appear on the show. It’s clear the people on the show are working very hard. Being on a scale in front of millions, would be enough inspire fear amongst the bravest. (Most people find it difficult to be weighed at the doctor’s office by one medical assistant.)
The yo-yo cycle begins anew each year with new year resolutions. This can be the year that we truly become the Biggest Loser.