Tag — Carnie Wilson

Carnie Wilson may be struggling with her own post baby weight loss but she’s not going to allow her kids to make the same mistakes she did. As she finishes up filming the first season of her Unstapled reality show she weighs in with Dr. Oz and talks about how she’s encouraging her children to exercise and eat right.  For example, when she’s out playing or swimming with 4-year-old Lola, Carnie is sure to mention why they are exercising. She explains a walk the mother and daughter took together, [Read more →]

The weight battle for Carnie Wilson is never ending. Her ongoing struggle has included gastric bypass surgery, diets, post-prenancy plans and now after a meeting with Dr. Oz she’s discovered that her health is worse than she thought.

“I need help. Having children derailed me a bit.”

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Last week while promoting her new reality show Unstapled, the overweight Carnie Wilson felt the need to speak out about the current tabloid obsession with Jessica Simpson’s weight. While appearing on the Dr. Oz show, she said she gets the urge to ‘throw up’ when she hears that Jessica is called fat. She said [Read more →]

To promote her new weight loss reality show, Carnie Wilson spoke with PIX Morning News this week about the ups and downs of weight control and her new inspirations in life. When asked if her weight struggle is the focus of the show she responded,

“With my first daughter I gained 70 pounds and with my second pregnancy it was 60. It’s gonna come off! It’s one of themes of the show but it’s not the main focus….It’s me balancing.”

In her new show, Unstapled, Carnie wants to send the message to women that life is all about balance; health, mothering and career. She wants to be a hands-on mom and she knows with time she’ll lose the post baby weight. [Read more →]

Carnie Wilson, singer from Wilson Philips and host of The Newlywed Game has her own reality show coming out in January on GSN, Carnie Wilson: Unstapled. Wilson is no stranger to the scrutiny of the tabloids. She’s been a yo-yo dieter since the 80s and she has revealed all to the media on numerous occasions. Back in 1999 she even showed her gastric-bypass surgery online; thus the title of her new show. She said,

“I’ve written two autobiographies and posed for Playboy. I think I’ve pretty much been out there,” but she added, “This is definitely the most exposed I’ve ever been.”

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Carnie Wilson has fought her battle with weight in the public eye for years and now that she’s pregnant she’s more determined than ever to not let the cookie crumble (no pun intended) and put on unnecessary weight yet again.  She told People Magazine,

“I don’t need to pick at Oreos or pick at muffins. “I’ve put on 42 lbs. at [age] 40. I don’t have to gain any more weight. I put my foot down. The baby is growing, and she’s perfect.” 

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It’s time to review the good, the bad and the ugly in celeb diets of 2008. First a brief recap of 2007. The picks for 2007 were for the most part right on. As predicted, Kirstie Alley did in fact fall off the wagon with Jenny Craig. No surprise, Ricki Lake continues to shine with her remarkable weight loss success as she adopted some key weight loss behaviors. Capping a remarkable turnaround for 2008, Britney went from the worst celebrity diet list of 2007 to the best celebrity diet list this year proving that you are what you eat. [Read more →]

Carnie Wilson has dropped 40 pounds from her top post-gastric bypass weight of 208 pounds, according to OK Magazine . You may remember that Carnie, with the help of gastric bypass surgery, shed 150 lbs from her 300 lb high. However she regained weight with her pregnancy… and no doubt a diet full of processed foods. Now many of you may be asking, “she had gastric bypass, she shouldn’t have any weight problems.”

So how can gastric bypass fail? Gastric bypass is not the “cure all” everybody thinks it is. And remember gastric bypass is not without risk. Although post surgical death rates have been reported to be 0.1-2%, among MediCare patients the risk of early postsurgical mortality among 16,155 Medicare patients treated during 1997–2002 was found to be even higher: 30-day mortality rate of 2%, which rose to 2.8% at the 90-day mark and 4.6% at the end of 1 year.

So how can a gastric bypass patient regain weight, despite having a walnut-sized stomach that can only hold an ounce of food? [Read more →]