 |
| Flickr: birchbarksoap |
Dr. Sanford Siegal, the so-called "cookie doctor" from Kendall and partner-turned-rival
Dr. Sasson Moulavi of Boca Raton have taken their diet war into the pages of the New York Times. Siegal gets more ink, but he also gets the biggest share of skepticism. From the
article, headlined "Skin Deep" in yesterday's edition:
Critics of cookie diets are not convinced. Weight-loss plans that center around a diet of below 1,000 calories do not, they say, lead to long-lasting weight loss and can result in potassium deficiency, gallstones, heart palpitations, weakened kidney function and dizziness.
In April of last year, Deirdra Funcheon wrote
this New Times article about the tug of war between Siegal and Moulavi over the cookie diet franchise.
Email to Friend
Write to Editor
Print Article
