Starting in September, Jillian Michaels will cohost the daytime talk show The Doctors , where she’s looking forward to having “a direct connection with viewers to provide them with information, motivation, and support.” She will also be a special correspondent on Dr. Phil.

And that’s not all she’s got planned. Among Jillian’s other goals: to rid the nation’s food supply of genetically modified foods (she staunchly believes in eating organic); to raise money for the troops overseas; and to promote her life makeover book, Unlimited: How to Build an Exceptional Life, her K-Swiss line of workout clothes, and her DVDs. And oh, yes, she’s in the process of adopting a baby from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

“Whenever I feel dissatisfied and unfulfilled, I make a course correction,” Jillian says firmly. “I move, I grow, and I evolve.” She shares how she does just that in every area of her life — and how you can, too.

Jillian Michaels left The Biggest Loser this past May after 11 seasons on the show.

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A California woman is suing Jillian Michaels, claiming the celebrity trainer is endorsing a diet supplement that contains false advertising.

Christie Christensen on Tuesday sued Michaels, one of the stars of NBC’s “Biggest Loser.” She claims she bought a product emblazoned with Jillian Michaels’ picture and endorsement called “Calorie Control” last month and it has failed to lessen her appetite and she hasn’t lost any weight.

Christensen is seeking class-action status for her claims, which include untrue and misleading advertising in the diet supplement. She is also suing Calorie Control’s maker, Utah-based Basic Research. Basic Research said the company may issue a statement soon.

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