Slim pickings hit Atkins diet company

Ignoramus27209 quoted:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/st...439381,00.html
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Dr Atkins' diet suffered a blow to its image when a medical report
showed that he was fat when he died.

Nice to see they need to resort to outright and easily
identified lies to make their statement. The day Dr A
hit his head on the ice he was in the 190s, and for his
height that might even be below his ideal weight by a
few pounds. THose liars can't even tell water bloat
from fat.

Ignoramus27209 quoted:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/st...439381,00.html

The Atkins low-carb diet appeared to be suffering from a
hypoglycaemic
crash yesterday as it emerged that Atkins Nutritionals UK, the
company
that sells its diet products in the UK, was about to call in the
administrators.

In another post I compalined asbout the lie that Dr
A was fat when he died. In this one I chuckle that
a company selling what can easily be called chemical
junk claimed to be selling Atkins food. Dr A stressed
eating veggies and meat more than he stressed eating
treats, and he stressed natural far more than he
stressed chemical.

The Atkins name was then used to market low-carb versions of the
processed foods that the diet recommended cutting out

I bet broccoli is still doing well, though. Is'nt
broccoli some sort of miracle food? It's endorsed
by every type of loss plan I can think of. Low carb,
low fat, low calorie, paleolithic, you name it.

Well said! It's 'The Food!'

Mitch

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Ignoramus27209 quoted:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/st...439381,00.html

The Atkins low-carb diet appeared to be suffering from a
hypoglycaemic
crash yesterday as it emerged that Atkins Nutritionals UK, the
company
that sells its diet products in the UK, was about to call in the
administrators.

In another post I compalined asbout the lie that Dr
A was fat when he died. In this one I chuckle that
a company selling what can easily be called chemical
junk claimed to be selling Atkins food. Dr A stressed
eating veggies and meat more than he stressed eating
treats, and he stressed natural far more than he
stressed chemical.

The Atkins name was then used to market low-carb versions of the
processed foods that the diet recommended cutting out

I bet broccoli is still doing well, though. Is'nt
broccoli some sort of miracle food? It's endorsed
by every type of loss plan I can think of. Low carb,
low fat, low calorie, paleolithic, you name it.