EPISODE · Oct 8, 2025 · 35 MIN
Getting Real About Reality TV
from Gross Anatomy · host Gross Anatomy Podcast
We watched Fit for TV (The Biggest Loser docuseries) and discussed some of the buzzy issues the series brings up...including caffeine pills, skin tightening, body dysmorphia, Rabdomolisis and making your health a priority.Plus, Dr. Cohen details some of the behind-the-scenes direction he received while featured on the series Take My Tumor — and the reality of what you see on reality TV.
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