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News Releases
- Atkins Lawsuit Gains Ground as Stay is Lifted: Heart Patient's Lawsuit Moves from Florida to Federal Court in New York
(January 11, 2006)
- New Study Shows
High-Carb, Vegan Diet Causes Major Weight Loss: Even with No Calorie-Cutting
or Exercise, Diet is More Effective Than a Typical Low-Fat Diet
(September 9, 2005)
- Surplus Atkins Products? Doctors Launch Trade-in Program: Dieters Can Swap Unwanted Atkins Products for Healthier Alternative
(August 6, 2005)
- Atkins Lawsuit Will Proceed, Doctors Say: Former Dieter
with Heart Disease Will Not Drop Lawsuit Seeking Warning Labels
on Atkins Products
(August 1, 2005)
- Judge
Orders Atkins Nutritionals to End Secrecy and Produce Internal
Business Records: Ruling is Latest Legal Victory for Former Dieter
(March 29, 2005)
- Atkins
Nutritionals Admits Diet May Be Dangerous: Lawyers for Diet Giant
Concede in Court that Diet May Be Dangerous; Attorneys Attempt
to Quash Release of Potentially Damaging Documents, Studies on
Atkins Diet Safety
(March 21, 2005)
- Judge Again
Rules in Favor of Man Suing Atkins Empire: Former Dieter Will
Have His Day in Court
January 2005
- Atkins
Diet Company "Pleads First Amendment," Seeking Protection from
Heart Disease Claim in Florida Court: Atkins Asks Court to Find
Life-Threatening Diet Advice Protected Under Free Speech Guarantees;
Judge May Rule Next Week
November 2004
- “NEA
Sells Out to Atkins: Doctors Want Full Disclosure, Launch Letter-Writing
Campaign”
September 2004
- Update:
Lawsuit Filed Over Diet's Heart Risk
Updated May 2004
- Analysis
of Health Problems Associated with High-Protein, High-Fat, Carbohydrate-Restricted
Diets
Updated May 2004
- “New
Studies Reveal Cholesterol and Weight Concerns for Low-Carb Dieters
- One-third of Low-Carb Dieters Show Marked Rise in "Bad" Cholesterol
- Diet's Weight-Loss Benefits Fade after Six Months
- Doctors Call on DHHS Secretary Tommy Thompson to Evaluate Risks”
May 2004
- “Doctors
Rank Ten Worst New Low-Carb Entrées: Chicken-Smothered
Salads and Bunless Burgers Top the List with Excessive Calories
and Artery-Clogging Fat”
March 2004
- “Doctors
Rate Best-Selling Diet Books”
December 2002
- “Doctors Rate Popular Diet Books”
January 2001
In the News
- "Low carb diets cut heart energy" The BBC, November 2005
- "Watchdog rules against Atkins ad" The BBC, June 2005
- "Australian
Medical Association Backs Warning Against Atkins Diet"
The Age, March 2004
- "A Warning to Atkins Dieters" CBS Early Show, November 2003
- “High-Fat Diet: Count Calories and Think Twice”
The New York Times, September 2002
- “What If the Big Fat Story Is Wrong?” The Washington
Post, August 2002
- “The Diet Wars,” Nutrition Action Healthletter,
June 2002
- “The
Hazards of High-Protein Diets,” Consumer Health Interactive,
June 2002
- “Review
of popular diets finds many aren’t very healthy,”
AMA News, January 2001
- Neal
Barnard, M.D., discusses vegetarian diets in Salon.com.
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"Despite the current ‘carbophobia’
among some people struggling
with weight problems, high-protein, low-carb diets remain a serious
health risk."
—Neal
Barnard, M.D.
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