i-Village
& "The Biggest Loser" Team Up to Offer Health Tips for the
Holidays 11/29/07
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NBC.COM AND iVILLAGE.COM PARTNER WITH "THE BIGGEST LOSER" TO
OFFER TIPS FOR A HEALTHY HOLIDAY SEASON
"The More You 'No'" Gives Users Healthy Holiday Ideas
BURBANK and NEW YORK – November 29, 2007 - NBC.com and iVillage.com
are partnering with "The Biggest Loser" on healthy-holiday
themed suggestions and content – "The More You 'No.'" The
sites will help users "just say no" to holiday temptations and
excuses as well as offer healthier alternatives to holiday traditions. The
announcement was made by Vivi Zigler, Executive Vice President, NBC
Digital Entertainment and Linda Boff, Chief Marketing Officer, iVillage.
The "More You No" section on NBC.com will feature tips from
trainer Jillian Michaels and show nutritionist/chef Cheryl Forberg, RD.
Users will also find lighter recipes for traditional high-calorie holiday
favorites, techniques to cut down on holiday over-eating, smart
suggestions for enjoying holiday treats and strategies to keep the
workouts going through the cold weather.
"'The Biggest Loser' has done a tremendous job raising awareness
across the country about the quest for healthier living," said Zigler.
"We are delighted to partner with iVillage to get the word out
further and offer our collective users help and support through the
holiday season."
iVillage.com will feature special recipes directly from "The
Biggest Loser" cookbook, so viewers can enjoy some of the delectable,
healthy snack alternatives from the show. Additionally, in the spirit of
making minor, yet significant changes during the daily grind, iVillage is
sponsoring a 6 - week fitness challenge where participants will be
motivated by nationally renowned diet and exercise experts to offer
helpful, simple tips on getting healthy and staying healthy into the New
Year. For added inspiration, "Biggest Loser" contestants will
blog on iVillage.com, sharing behind the scenes insight from their time on
the show, and details about their journey to get fit.
"Our diet and exercise challenges bring together women from all
over the country who want to get in better shape but don't want to go it
alone. The built-in support system from fellow participants, as well as
the guidance from our coaches, will help keep everyone on track,"
said Boff. "'The Biggest Loser' content is a great way to remind
people to say no to holiday temptations."
Source: NBC Press Release