The Biggest Loser winner Rachel Frederickson is speaking out for the first time about the firestorm surrounding her drastic weight loss.
"Maybe I was a little too enthusiastic in my training to...
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The Biggest Loser winner Rachel Fredrickson is defending her shocking 155-pound weight loss and shooting down any rumors of an eating disorder.
On Tuesday's Season 15 finale, viewers — and even the show's trainers — seemed stunned when the 24-year-old former swimmer stepped on the scale at 105 pounds. At 5-foot-5, this BMI puts Rachel in the underweight category, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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After months of workouts and dieting, Rachel Frederickson was crowned the winner of The Biggest Loser Season 15. But her bone-thin appearance on the live finale Tuesday night sparked some concern over her health.
A former competitive swimmer, Frederickson began the competition at 260 pounds. When she weighed in Tuesday, she was down to 105.
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I had heard it said, "If it doesn't challenge you, it doesn't change you." Fourteen weeks on The Biggest Loser ranch and I have been challenged in a million ways, big and small. I've gone as far as a person can go on the show. I've risen to the demands of each day, each workout, each setback, each growing challenge and I have succeeded. I have learned about true success, being nothing more and nothing less than a few simple disciplines practiced daily. And CHALLENGES are the gateway to the next level of growth, a launching pad for our potential, and a decision to define our own destiny.
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