There was a pretty good segment on Kimkins on one of the morning shows
this morning -- if you're still following the circus at LCF, you
already know that.
I tried to read some of the posts over there myself to answer this
question, but it was too much. I must have found dozens of posts
referring to the fact that the KK site says SingingLass lost 101
pounds in a week. Well, of course that's not right. It's really hard
to take anyone seriously who jumps up and down and screams about an
obvious error being significant in any way to the argument. I'm
beginning to wonder if even half of those people are over the age of
twelve.
From some of the comments, I can't help but wonder if I saw the same
show they did.
Anyway --
They advertised that they were going to have a dietician and a doctor
on to talk about how dangerous it is. I wondered at that time if
these would be "pro-LC" professionals or "anti-LC" professionals.
Turns out, they're definitely "anti-LC" professionals, so while the
crusaders are high-fiving each other about how the dietician and the
doctor trashed the KK plan --
Does anyone who is actually able to keep up even a little bit know if
any of them realized that neither of these people would support LC --
probably, in *any* form at all -- even though *that's* the kind of
plan most of them claim to follow?
As a matter of fact, the doctor said ketosis is life-threatening and
the dietician said that our bodies need carbs.
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