A "Cookie Diet" refers to a diet based on a specially crafted cookie that helps to suppress appetite.
The term "Cookie Diet" has been the subject of a legal battle between two companies that claim to own the rights to the phrase. Those companies are Smart for Life, and Dr Sanford Seigal.
UPDATE July 2007 (Dr Sanford won a preliminary injunction with regard to the Cookie Diet trademark - Smart for Life has been ordered to stop using the name Cookie Diet).
Dr. Seigal first experimented with a cookie formula in 1975. He believe that - for many people - obesity was caused by a faulty thyroid gland.
The basic idea is to consume 6 cookies per day along with a single meal at dinner time. The dinner should be high in lean protein.
Some critics claim a cookie-diet is far too low in calories and is unsustainable.
Source:http://www.diet-blog.com/archives/2005/05/26/the_cookie_diet.php
The term "Cookie Diet" has been the subject of a legal battle between two companies that claim to own the rights to the phrase. Those companies are Smart for Life, and Dr Sanford Seigal.
UPDATE July 2007 (Dr Sanford won a preliminary injunction with regard to the Cookie Diet trademark - Smart for Life has been ordered to stop using the name Cookie Diet).
Dr. Seigal first experimented with a cookie formula in 1975. He believe that - for many people - obesity was caused by a faulty thyroid gland.
The basic idea is to consume 6 cookies per day along with a single meal at dinner time. The dinner should be high in lean protein.
Some critics claim a cookie-diet is far too low in calories and is unsustainable.
Source:http://www.diet-blog.com/archives/2005/05/26/the_cookie_diet.php
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