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Mr. Fitness - Fitness Blog of Video
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Mr. Fitness, a DIY trainer of unknown Eastern European dissent, kicks off his "Blog of Video" with such helpful tips as how to bench press a cat.
Legendary Miami-based uncertified fitness instructor, MR. FITNESS, has given the Cinema Mavericks an exclusive on his new “Fitness Blog of Video”.
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August 10. 2007
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May 04. 2007
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Atkins "Nightmare" Diet<br />
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When Dr. <a href="http://www.fairdiet.com">Atkins Diet</a> Revolution was first published, the President of the American College of Nutrition said, "Of all the bizarre diets that have been proposed in the last 50 years, this is the most dangerous to the public if followed for any length of time."[1] <br />
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When the chief health officer for the State of Maryland,[2] was asked "What's wrong with <a href="http://www.fairdiet.com/atkins-diet.php">the Atkins Diet</a>?" He replied "What's wrong with... taking an overdose of sleeping pills? You are placing your body in jeopardy." He continued "Although you can lose weight on these nutritionally unsound diets, you do so at the risk of your health and even your life."[3] <br />
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The Chair of Harvard's nutrition department</a> went on record before a 1973 U.S. Senate Select Committee investigating fad diets: "The <a href="http://www.fairdiet.com">Atkins Diet</a> is nonsense... Any book that recommends unlimited amounts of meat, butter, and eggs, as this one does, in my opinion is dangerous. The author who makes the suggestion is guilty of malpractice."[4] <br />
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The Chair of the American Medical Association's Council on Food and Nutrition testified before the Senate Subcommittee as to why the AMA felt they had to formally publish an official condemnation</a> of the Atkins Diet: "A careful scientific appraisal was carried out by several council and staff members, aided by outside consultants. It became apparent that the <a href="http://www.fairdiet.com/weight-watcher.php">[Atkins] diet</a> as recommended poses a serious threat to health."[5] <br />
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The warnings from medical authorities continue to this day. "People need to wake up to the reality," former U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett Koop writes, that the Atkins Diet is "unhealthy and can be dangerous."[6]
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When Dr. <a href="http://www.fairdiet.com">Atkins Diet</a> Revolution was first published, the President of the American College of Nutrition said, "Of all the bizarre diets that have been proposed in the last 50 years, this is the most dangerous to the public if followed for any length of time."[1] <br />
<br />
When the chief health officer for the State of Maryland,[2] was asked "What's wrong with <a href="http://www.fairdiet.com/atkins-diet.php">the Atkins Diet</a>?" He replied "What's wrong with... taking an overdose of sleeping pills? You are placing your body in jeopardy." He continued "Although you can lose weight on these nutritionally unsound diets, you do so at the risk of your health and even your life."[3] <br />
<br />
The Chair of Harvard's nutrition department</a> went on record before a 1973 U.S. Senate Select Committee investigating fad diets: "The <a href="http://www.fairdiet.com">Atkins Diet</a> is nonsense... Any book that recommends unlimited amounts of meat, butter, and eggs, as this one does, in my opinion is dangerous. The author who makes the suggestion is guilty of malpractice."[4] <br />
<br />
The Chair of the American Medical Association's Council on Food and Nutrition testified before the Senate Subcommittee as to why the AMA felt they had to formally publish an official condemnation</a> of the Atkins Diet: "A careful scientific appraisal was carried out by several council and staff members, aided by outside consultants. It became apparent that the <a href="http://www.fairdiet.com/weight-watcher.php">[Atkins] diet</a> as recommended poses a serious threat to health."[5] <br />
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The warnings from medical authorities continue to this day. "People need to wake up to the reality," former U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett Koop writes, that the Atkins Diet is "unhealthy and can be dangerous."[6]
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An Anonymous Scaredy-Cat
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April 14. 2007
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January 01. 2007
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