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Byron said:I am meeting with Atkins Nutritionals tomorrow for a TV show. I was
wondering if anyone can help me out with some good questions to ask
them?
Ask them why Robert Atkins did not have a will ordered, estate mandated
autopsy to be eternal proof his diet, which he claimed "saved his life",
was everything he claimed it to be.
Ask them why it is that NIH studies show that Atkins dieters have a failure
rate of 95 within two years. And how can they justify promoting such a
catastrophic failure of a diet when the large majority of those failures
regain MORE weight than when they began Atkins. Contributing heavily to a
human health merry-go-round of endemic proportions.
Then ask them why their food sucks. With all that money Atkins Inc has
drained from the foolish, they could have at least made a few things
edible.