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CNN: Class Action lawsuit against Dr. Phil.

"Diet and Health News" at Low Carb Diet Support: "Yeah....like I believe Anna Nicole just swallowed a few Trimspa and the weight just fell off. The truth is probably closer to this: she has "people" to clean her houses, take care of her dog, ...."

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10-13-2005, 03:03 AM

Maxibee

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Re: CNN: Class Action lawsuit against Dr. Phil.

Yeah....like I believe Anna Nicole just swallowed a few Trimspa and the weight just fell off. The truth is probably closer to this: she has "people" to clean her houses, take care of her dog, cook her meals, and drive her to the gym....no, wait...she probably owns her own gym. All this and some liposuction and there ya go.

Just like those folks on "The Biggest Loser". When your whole focus is losing weight and working out, to the exclusion of EVERYTHING else, it is easier.

Anyone over the age of 11 should know: there is no magic pill. But I sure wish there was!

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