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Fitness Expert Slammed By Newsletter Readers Over 'That Low-Carb Nonsense'

Posted by Jimmy Moore on December 4 in Health

Do remember that outstanding "Happy Monday" column I shared with you last week from health and fitness advocate Nicki Anderson from Reality Fitness in Naperville, IL about her realization that there are other ways besides the low-fat diet to be healthy? Well, all you know what broke loose among her newsletter readers who thought Nicki had lost her mind.

Here are a few of the spirited responses she received:

"Nicki, are you saying you believe in all of that low-carb nonsense?"

"Nicki, you've never lent yourself to any particular doctrine when it comes to nutrition, you've always been very good at being general. Please, say you haven't gone to the 'dark side.'"

"What's this? You've gone low-carb on me?"

Ahhhh, welcome to my world, Nicki! LOL! Yes, the low-carb antagonists are letting her know what they think about her openness to lending credence to the low-carb lifestyle as a viable means for controlling weight and health. After all, she's seen people like me and others find GREAT SUCCESS eating this way.

But Nicki has stuck to her guns and made the following brilliant statement:

"The minute we say there is only ONE way to be healthy, we're in trouble," she said. "I am firmly convinced that although there are definite no-no's when it comes to lifestyle choices, often it's simply a matter of what makes sense for your body and your lifestyle."

And thus the choice is up to the individual to find what works for them, follow a proven plan that has been shown to genuinely help people, and then keep doing that for the rest of their life. This is my philosophy and something that Nicki Anderson has fully grasped as well.

For those who disagreed with what she wrote last week, Nicki offered an additional explanation of what she believes in this week's "Happy Monday" newsletter. This is REALLY AWESOME, so be sure to read the whole thing by clicking here.

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