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Old Wed, Aug-14-02, 10:35
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Default Dateline NBC - low fat strikes back...

Well, they are at it again on Dateline NBC...


http://www.msnbc.com/news/790263.asp


Looks like not everyone at Dateline liked what Josh Mankiewicz had to say about Atkins. Keith Morrison has a go at him about his diet and his reporting.

I still agree with him about dietitians - why don't they want us to enjoy anything we eat?

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Old Wed, Aug-14-02, 16:45
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Hi Dawn,

I saw that program last night, too. Supposed to be "tongue in cheek" I know, but that dietician saying, "just eat half of what you eat now" really annoyed me. Most of us with weight problems are already eating a lot less than our skinny friends and family.

Worse, thousands of overweight people still believe that garbage. I wonder if Dateline will ever have a "positive" LC professional on the show.

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Old Wed, Aug-14-02, 17:04
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Hi Dawn and Judy!

I saw that too, and actually sushed the bf so I could hear it all. ("oh, the t.v. is more inportant than me?") Well, yea, right now it is.

If I followed the dietation, I'd be eating 600 calories a day. Wow, now that's healthy.
I think Dateline should get out of the 'diet' business.
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Old Wed, Aug-14-02, 17:16
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Actually, in Josh Mankiewicz' piece he interviewed Barry Sears. He also poked fun at Dean Ornish to his face. It was fun. There's a link to Josh's piece in the middle of this article.

What I find very interesting is that there is no science quoted in this piece. Low-carb proponents have studies to back them up, low-fatters don't. I'd like to see Voyager send them her post that summarizes the studies that have been reported on this forum.

;-Deb
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