"Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message
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> I've yet to find a "right" one. I think they are seriously misguided
> people
> and their education is a "one size fits all" deal. They don;t seem to
> realize that not every person's metabolism is the same as the other. They
> also seem to be far too guided by whatever fad food scheme is in rage at
> the
> time. They act like cutting bread out of your diet is akin to swallowing
> poison. I don't trust them.

I've seen three. All three times as a vegetarian. The first two were big
chicken pushers. "Couldn't you just TRY the chicken?" One even said she
felt fuller when she ate chicken at a meal. As though it were something
magic.

The third one did give me a vegetarian meal plan but what she wanted me to
eat was a joke! As usual, you fill out some papers ahead of time, including
what you've eaten for 5 days to a week and list your favorite foods.
Pancakes were among my favorite foods. She said with a smile that I could
have one 2" pancake with a teaspoon of margarine and a teaspoon of diet
syrup. Oh wow! What a breakfast! Like I'm going to heat up the griddle
for that. And sadly she was so skinny she probably did eat something like
that for breakfast.