Boy, am I glad the only KK I ever followed religiously was Kris Kristofferson.
Here's the latest on the Kimkins Diet, Kimmer, Heidi Diaz, and one of the worst diet scams ever.
Kimorexia's "Christin Talks About Kimkins" and Say No To Kimkins' "Kimkins Update From Christin"
Or go directly to Jimmy Moore's podcast on The Kimkins Lawsuit With Christin Shelburne
AmyB’s “Just Be True To Yourself”
Mariasol's "Kimkins Third Deposition"
Diary of a Mad Housewife's (Mariasol) "Dana Carpender says “No Comment” about Kimkins"
Kimkin's Controversy's The Cost of Obesity
Kimkins Review's "Kimkins Fatopia"
Kimkin's Nightmare's "Scammed Again and Again"
Magic's Moms Musings' "Dieter Overboard!"
And one intriguing one I missed previously...
Mariasol's "Kimkins reborn as the Magic Chicken Diet?"
My humble suggestion, avoid this diet due to it's very low calories...Magic Chicken Diet
And now for a little music therapy. Maybe more for me than you!
Kris Kristofferson's Why Me Lord?
Kris Kristofferson's Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again)
Kris Kristofferson's "This Old Road" Video Embedding Disabled - Just Click The Link To Go Watch It. This is Kris' Tour De Force Video.
Love Ya Kris.
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Sunday, August 3, 2008
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Does Britain Have It's Own Kimmer?!
'Detox diet' woman awarded £810,000 ($1.6 Million)
16 hours ago
A woman was awarded more than £800,000 after she suffered permanent brain damage while on a detox diet.
Dawn Page, 52, claims she was told to drink more water and reduce her salt intake during The Amazing Hydration Diet.
The High Court was told she suffered uncontrollable vomiting after starting the diet, but nutritionist Barbara Nash assured her it was part of the detoxification process. Mrs Nash's insurance company agreed to pay out £810,000 although she denied any wrongdoing.
In October 2001 when she was less than a week into the regime, she suffered an epileptic fit and was taken to Princess Margaret Hospital in Swindon. Doctors were unable to prevent her suffering permanent brain damage and her memory, speech and concentration have been affected.
Her husband Geoff Page, 54, of Faringdon, Oxfordshire, told reporters: "Her life has been seriously affected, perhaps ruined, by this fad-type way of losing weight, which I can only say is a dangerous method of weight loss."
He said: "Just days after she started the Hydration Diet, she began to feel unwell and started vomiting. Things went from bad to worse, and within another couple of days she collapsed with the fit." Read more.
16 hours ago
A woman was awarded more than £800,000 after she suffered permanent brain damage while on a detox diet.
Dawn Page, 52, claims she was told to drink more water and reduce her salt intake during The Amazing Hydration Diet.
The High Court was told she suffered uncontrollable vomiting after starting the diet, but nutritionist Barbara Nash assured her it was part of the detoxification process. Mrs Nash's insurance company agreed to pay out £810,000 although she denied any wrongdoing.
In October 2001 when she was less than a week into the regime, she suffered an epileptic fit and was taken to Princess Margaret Hospital in Swindon. Doctors were unable to prevent her suffering permanent brain damage and her memory, speech and concentration have been affected.
Her husband Geoff Page, 54, of Faringdon, Oxfordshire, told reporters: "Her life has been seriously affected, perhaps ruined, by this fad-type way of losing weight, which I can only say is a dangerous method of weight loss."
He said: "Just days after she started the Hydration Diet, she began to feel unwell and started vomiting. Things went from bad to worse, and within another couple of days she collapsed with the fit." Read more.
