40. 16 weeks of hell

This week's episode features Agneta Sjödin and the founder of the 16 weeks of hell training program, Tony Andersson. They defend the controversial program "The Great Health Journey" where celebrities train and eat in order to build muscle and lose fat. If you want to lose weight and build muscle, you have to invest a little, they say. Agneta Sjödin's transformation into a muscle pack has even impressed professional hockey player Börje Salming.


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