Thinking Of Going On The Kimkins Diet? Read This First!

Filed under: Health — jimmy @ 10:34 am

As much as I have tried to distance myself from the still growing controversy over the low-carb imposter diet known as Kimkins since my public apology for once supporting it nearly two months ago, new revelations that cannot be ignored keep bringing it back to the forefront and warrant further exposure here. THIS IS TOO IMPORTANT TO JUST IGNORE!

When the virtual face of Kimkins–Becky, Christin, and Deni–decided to distance themselves from the diet earlier this month, it was a tremendous blow to the reputation of Kimkins that promises “super-fast results” by restricting fat, calories, and carbs. These three beautiful women were the heart and soul of Kimkins and their departure has left the Kimkins web site with a very noticeable lack of love and concern that it had become known for (incidentally, all three of them are now at my forum providing support like they once did at Kimkins).

But then when it was discovered by a private investigator that the founder of this diet who calls herself Kimmer (her real name is Heidi Kimberly Diaz despite the fact she told me personally that Heidi was both her real name and her cousin on two different occasions) is a morbidly obese woman who never lost weight according to her son and ex-husband and has a very long history of being a scam artist, I could no longer remain silent.

If you are a member of the low-carb community, then this issue with Kimkins should be of grave concern to you. What started out as a seemingly innocent-looking diet that’s “just another low-carb plan” (it isn’t really, but that’s how it is being portrayed) has turned into something really ugly that is now having a negative impact on the lives of real people. That’s right–PEOPLE ARE GETTING HURT FROM BEING ON KIMKINS!

Click here to read about how this diet may have negatively impacted the health of both Deni and Christin this week and what YOU can do to help expose this fraud so that others won’t get hurt.