Will you take the 1-2 pounds a week, or what's behind door #2?

In this morning's issue of Kimkins spam, which I am getting a ton of this week, Heidi Diaz gives readers something to ponder. She starts out with an appeal to heavier dieters, trying to whisper to their special needs to lure them to her site:

Losing weight is different when you're morbidly obese. That "lose 1-2 pound a week" advice is meaningless to very overweight people.

1-2 pounds a week is not meaningless at all. In fact, if she'd followed a good and healthy weight management plan instead of her hazardous Kimkins yo yo diet plan for the years that she lied about who she is and what she's selling, she'd be at her goal weight instead of hiding from cameras and process servers. She'd have something to be proud of, and maybe even have a successful and marketable forum. What the heck does she know about helping very obese people get permanently thinner and healthier?

Nothing. That's what she knows. Are you buying?

Russian Brides: East meets west meets cheap

At least this guy knows what he's getting before he decides to pay.

How's that workin' for ya?

Here's the kind of diet advice you can expect from Kimkins diet founder Heidi Diaz.

While giving this advice, she swore for years that this is her (this is the Russian bride model she photonapped):

But really the woman making people sick with her hazardous diet advice looks like this (deposition photo):


And she has the nerve to ask ''How's that workin' for ya?'

I saw this and immediately thought of Kimkins!

The 15 Most Shameless Fake Photos Ever Passed Off as Real

I bet the pictures of Heidi and some of her success "stories" could compete with these any day!

The motion for summary judgment was NOT denied!

Here's the proof:

Say No to Kimkins: Heidi Can't Handle The Truth

Copy of court document

Looks like Heidi Diaz' loose relationship with the truth continues.