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Arthur Weighs In

Arthur Wornum's Biggest Loser 11 Journey

In January of 2009, Arthur's weight got up to 646 pounds. He has been able to come down from that peak, but has hit a plateau and starts his Biggest Loser journey at 507 pounds. He was always a heavy child, but he was also athletic in high school. After he lost his job in 2000, he gain 200 pounds, and after the birth of his son in 2007 he gained another 100. Due to his obesity, he suffers from high blood pressure and diabetes. He hopes to one day be an inspiration to people who are too heavy to compete on The Biggest Loser.

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