Dr Siegals Cookie Diet

February 18, 2007
I'm Flattered
They say that "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery." Well, I'm feeling very flattered these days. Over the last 35 years, imitators of Dr. Siegal's® Cookie Diet have come and gone, almost without notice. But all of a sudden there's a whole new crop of imitators. Stories of our patients' success has obviously gotten around, and opportunistic copy cats have come out of the woodwork.

I've had my share of publicity over the years. When ABC's Good Morning America invited me to come on the show to discuss the Cookie Diet, I brought along a few of our successful patients. In the weeks that followed, I received thousands of letters and email messages asking every conceivable question about our cookie and our program. The recent flurry of news about our plans to expand the availability of the Cookie Diet to new areas, and about the legal action we've taken to protect our trademarks and other intellectual property, are having a similar effect.

Every day, more and more people around the world are hearing about Dr. Siegal's® Cookie Diet. The result: "knock-offs" of our Cookie Diet are popping up. It doesn't matter that none of them have the first notion of what goes into our secret formula. You can't believe how aggressive some of these schemers have been. One company displayed "before and after" pictures of Siegal Medical Group patients on its website as if they were of their own patients. But that's nothing compared to the one that displayed a picture of a man with a caption that read, "Dr. Sanford Siegal." Guess what? The guy in the picture isn't me, and I'll bet his name isn't Sanford Siegal.

Dr. Sanford Siegal's COOKIE DIET
Eat cookies, lose weight!
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