[CholeraJoe]

Spoken like a person that has absolutely no knowledge of obesity.

Four years of medical school and Board Certification in Internal Medicine says you're full of $#!+.

[Sudetenland]

Spoken like all the arrogant doctors I know, most of whom have never been fat (those that have experienced the same in their lives that I have. How many truly obese patients have you treated successfully and what percentage of them kept the weight off for an extended period of time? If you tell the truth, my percentage will be about right.

I'll match my forty-seven years of experience (of my fifty-seven years) studying reading and experiencing to your education and my experience says you don't know what you are talking about. Of course we know doctors get very little real education in nutrition and obesity, just as they get very little education in alcoholism and addiction.

I know more about nutrition than any doctor or nutritionist I have ever talked to. I've actually had two certified nutritionists give up discussing nutrition with me because my knowledge is far deeper than theirs.

Typical doctor with a God complex.

[PA Engineer]

Four years of medical school and Board Certification in Internal Medicine says you're full of $#!+.

That hardly makes you an authority on Metabolic Syndrome. I wonder what your malpractice rates are if you claim it does. "Mr. Doctor" can you tell me the only proven method of reducing triglycerides to healthy levels?