Drew Carey's Massive Weight Loss (PHOTOS)

Drew Carey revealed a dramatic weight loss when he stepped out at a party in LA Wednesday night. He told People he lost 80 pounds by sticking to a strict no-carb diet.

"No carbs," he said. "I have cheated a couple times, but basically no carbs, not even a cracker. No bread at all. No pizza, nothing. No corn, no beans, no starches of any kind. Egg whites in the morning or like, Greek yogurt, cut some fruit."

Carey also said he drinks nothing but water and does lots of cardio. He used to have type II diabetes but no longer.

"I'm not diabetic anymore. No medication needed," he said. Another benefit: "I like being skinny. I was sick of being fat on the camera. Really, I just got sick of it."

Here is Drew on the 'Price is Right' set in March 2009 (left) and on Wednesday (right).

And here he just this past January:

Comments

[cheo]

02:57 AM on 09/25/2010

Good for him.....

[Jes89]

10:28 AM on 09/21/2010

He looks great! definitely much better. The good thing is his diabetes also gone because of his healthy living. Good for him!

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[Raejeanowl]

10:23 PM on 09/20/2010

He looks great-I don't know what the problem children are thinking. And if he did have some kind of procedure, why the sour grapes about it?

Good show, Drew. Hope you feel that good, too!

[reanna esposito burgess]

10:19 PM on 09/20/2010

hi, i think drew looks great!!!!!­!!!!! HE HAS IMPROVED UPON HIMSELF 100% PERCENT!!!­!!!!!!!! very impressive­!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!!!­! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK DREW!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!! reanna

[ewj1]

12:33 PM on 09/20/2010

He looks ten years older. I hope he feels younger.

[jdmn17]

11:05 AM on 09/20/2010

Put the glasses on a diet and we've got something

[kcnativnla]

06:47 PM on 08/10/2010

No carbs...an­d the lap band procedure!

[verticallychallenged]

08:25 AM on 08/10/2010

He lost 80 lbs. between January and August???? Wow, way too rapidly, IMO.
Btw, Drew, fruits and vegetables are carbohydra­tes. Glad to see you're still eating them.

[Doug Varrieur]

05:34 PM on 08/05/2010

Of course it's sustainabl­e :) thousands of success stories like Drew Carey on FAT TO SKINNY Fast and Easy are proof of that.....m­e, 8 years now...100 pounds gone forever and type 2 diabetes cured! The cool part is all the free support you get at the FAT TO SKINNY web site. :)

[BcemXAHA]

02:06 PM on 08/05/2010

Good for him, but his way of eating is not sustainabl­e long term. He will gain it back and then some. Unfortunat­ely.

[Mick Solomons]

08:41 PM on 08/04/2010

Good for him! I'm sure he doesn't care if people think he's too skinny, he reversed Type-2 Diabetes, obesity and will probably live a long, healthy and energetic life. Personally I think he looks great, and he looks happy!

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[murphysgirl]

06:51 PM on 08/01/2010

I'm happy he lost weight, but maybe he went a little overboard.­.

[shirleyfeeney]

05:07 PM on 08/01/2010

First people give him a hard time because he's overweight­, now I'm rubbing my eyes at the "too thin" comments.

So? Which is it, people?!

[verticallychallenged]

08:29 AM on 08/10/2010

It isn't how much weight he lost, it's how quickly he lost so much weight that concerns me.

[mphalen]

01:07 PM on 08/01/2010

It is the dopey bow tie that makes him look older. He reminds me of the Six Flags old man.

[HannaSchmitz]

12:02 PM on 08/01/2010

skinny yes but looks 20 years older

[Gavin Saunders]

05:22 PM on 08/01/2010

Disagree. If anything, his hairline is less receding now. It's hard to get past the conditioni­ng of our minds that pudgy faces and bulky bodies equal youthfulne­ss when we encounter so many adolescent­s and young people that are overweight in our everyday lives.
Our perception of what is healthy has become distorted (as evidenced by jerkzilla"­s comment) when in fact evidence bears out that thinking potential cardiac arrest or cancer victim, when we see overweight people, would be more accurate.