I'm afraid that I had to chuckle at the suggestion that it is "suspicious" that Dr. Atkins had no provision for
a thorough autopsy in his will. I have a will, as do all of my friends. We're ages 50 - 80. Not a single one
of us has a provision in our will for a thorough autopsy when we die.

Barbara

Bobo Bonobo? wrote:

(Seattleburb) wrote in message . com...
That's why we live in a capitalistic society.

I'm just glad Dr. Atkins lived long enough to be vindicated for his work.

There I agree.

I'm sad we
didn't get to see how he aged -- I mean he was in great shape for a 71
yo, but from 70-80 is when you really see the effects of a lifetime of
habits, good or bad, it seems. That would have silenced the
naysayers! You can't argue with that!

I find it suspicious that there were no provisions made for a thorough
autopsy in his will. What WAS the condition of his coronary arteries?