Access Hollywood co-host Nancy O’Dell is a heatlhy eater and exerciser and she normally runs a few times a week to stay in shape. However, while on Dancing with the Stars her exercise routine most likely changed to dance practice but when she was sidelined because of a knee injury she turned to a nutritional supplement to maintain her great body. In reference to the effects of Isagenix, she said,

“I lost seven pounds in, like, one week.”

Isagenix considers itself to be the world leader in nutritional cleansing. They have various products such as fasting and herbal remedies, shakes, juices and a 30-day cleansing and fat burning packages that has all kinds of concoctions in it. O’Dell likes it because you can eat all the organic produce to your heart’s content. She explains,

“You can eat as much as you want as long as you eat organic fruits and vegetables, and it has all the juices and stuff you drink with it.”

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Nancy O’Dell has been the co-host of the tabloid news show, Access Hollywood, since 1996. During her recent interview with Runner’s Magazine she opened up about how she has stayed fit after all of these years of constantly being in front of the camera. She said that it was interviewing other actresses that pressured her to do a lot of running because she was always standing next to fit celebrities. She especially took up running because it’s the fastest way to lose weight since you can burn up calories quickly. She told Runner’s Magazine,

“For me running has always been the easy way if I wanted to lose five pounds in a couple of weeks. Running has been the only thing and the quickest thing that works for me. So, I really started running when I came to LA, that would have been back in 1996 when I started with Access—and I was having to stand next to all these Hollywood celebrities. And then I was running consistently.”

As for her running schedule she used to run 30 to 45 minutes, three days a week. But over the past year, with a pregnancy and other family commitments she had put on weight and had to do something about it. Now, she has increased her running time,

“I’ve been running five days a week now straight for about 3 months and I’ve already lost 12 pounds. That was nice. I do it now five days a week, probably 45 minutes per run. It’s tough to try to fit it all in. But it makes you feel so much better and I enjoy it.”

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