En las noticias

Aunque todos estamos acostumbrados a que en las dietas nos quiten las galletas, en este plan puedes comer hasta seis al día.

Dr. Siegal appeared on Pittsburgh Today Live with a local woman who lost 20 pounds on Dr. Siegal's COOKIE DIET.

One doctor says eating six special cookies can help people lose weight and a San Antonio personal trainer agrees.

Dr. Siegal dropped by NBC 41 WMGT-TV in Macon, Georgia, to discuss his weight-loss program and his new book, Dr. Siegal's Cookie Diet Book.

Dr. Siegal appeared on Channel 26 Fox News in Houston with Monty, a local man who lost 35 pounds on Dr. Siegal's Cookie Diet.

Dr. Siegal and our CEO, Matthew Siegal, together with a husband and wife who lost weight with Dr. Siegal's Cookie Diet, were guests on the Emmy award-winning show, It's Your Call with Lynn Doyle. NOTE: This 30-minute show is divided into three individual video clips.

ABC Channel 15 in Phoenix, Arizona, tells the story of a local man who has lost 100 pounds (and counting) with the help of Dr. Siegal's Cookie Diet

An interview with Dr. Siegal appeared on Softpedia.com, among the world's 250 most visited web sites.

Dr. Siegal and Maggie Garcia, who lost 67 pounds on Dr. Siegal's Cookie Diet, appeared on The Daily Buzz, a syndicated TV show that airs in 149 U.S. markets.

Reality star Kim Kardashian is just one of the latest celebrities to indulge in Dr. Siegal's Cookie Diet

On rare occasions, our competitors are profiled in the news. Here's a review of cookies sold by a competitor of Dr. Siegal's Cookie Diet.

An in-depth podcast interview with Dr. Siegal by Jimmy Moore, author of a popular weight loss and nutrition blog.

She's half her size. Meet the winner of the People Magazine Cover Story Contest.

Dr. Sanford Siegal and his son, Matthew Siegal, CEO of Dr. Siegal's Direct Nutritionals, discuss the success of Dr. Siegal’s Cookie Diet.

For its ongoing series about people who have been successful at losing weight, the Atlanta Journal Constitution interviewed Sheryl Cautero who lost 74 lbs. on Dr. Siegal's COOKIE DIET and has kept it off for two years.

Josie Raper of Phoenix, Arizona, lost 120 lbs. with the help of Dr. Siegal's COOKIE DIET. People magazine chose her to appear on the cover of their 2009 "Half Their Size" double issue.

Dr. Siegal and Carol, his patient from Margate, Florida, who lost 65 lbs., appeared live on The Morning Show in Jacksonville, Florida.

Sheryl from Atlanta lost 75 lbs. and told her story to FOX 5 News in Atlanta.

The Chapter 11 bankruptcy of our competitor, USMCH, the franchisor of Smart for Life Weight Management Centers, was first reported in this article.

Josie from Phoenix, who lost half her body weight and appeared on Mike & Juliet with Dr. Siegal, also appeared with him on Health Talk w/ Dr. Manny.

An interview with Dr. Siegal in Washington Post EXPRESS.

Channel 9 in Washington, DC, visited Lifestyle Weight Management in Vienna, VA, whose medically-supervised weight loss program centers around Dr. Siegal's COOKIE DIET.

Food Channel interview with Dr. Siegal about news reports that his cookies made Madonna's husband, Guy Ritchie, stop having sex with her. Dr. Siegal remarked, "My cookies taste good enough but they aren't better than sex."

This excellent article in the Broward/Palm Beach New Times chronicles the relationship between Dr. Siegal and Smart for Life Weight Management Centers which ended in August 2006.

Another article about Guy Ricthie choosing a cookie over nookie with Madonna.

Channel 2 News in New York City invited Sheryl, an Atlanta woman who lost 75 lbs., to share her story on the evening news. A few months later, Sheryl was also interviewed on FOX 5 News in Atlanta.

Dr. Siegal was quoted in an article about hypothyroidism which had been in the news due to Oprah Winfrey's announcement that she has the condition.

FOX News spent a day in Dr. Siegal's Miami medical clinic shooting this segment about his patient, Nancy, a Miami woman who lost 110 lbs. on Dr. Siegal's Cookie Diet.

Dr. Siegal and three "success stories" were interviewed by Charlie Gibson on Good Morning America.