Support For Those With Eating Disorders
January 22, 2008 on 3:54 pm | In Health, Diet, Media, Marketing, Business, Weight Loss, Kimkins, Eating Disorders, Kimkins Staff, Kimkins Criticism | 2 CommentsA Kimkins staff member has stated on national television that they try to prevent people from developing eating disorders by providing support. Just prior to this statement she admits that the incidence of eating disorders in a group of people with food issues is inevitable.
I am curious about what happens when this support does not prevent an eating disorder. What happens when someone who is active on the forum makes statements that are clear indications that they have an eating disorder? What happens when someone on the Kimkins forum is vocally concerned that something is wrong with their personal way of eating?
Less Weight Loss to Watch on Kimkins
December 15, 2007 on 3:46 pm | In Kimkins Affiliates, Weight Loss, Kimkins Staff, Kimkins Experiences, Kimkins Celebrities, Kimkins, Heidi Diaz | 1 CommentIt turns out that two individuals whose weight loss was being chronicled on the landing page of Kimkins.com had been recruited by Jeannie. Jeannie aka Tippy Toes is no longer on staff at Kimkins and these individuals asked to have their pictures removed from the homepage. I have heard that they were banned shortly after. Their pictures and statistics reflected typical weight loss for a low carb diet. The removal of these pictures leaves only Heidi Diaz and Singing Lass on the watch us lose graphic. This table promises real time weekly updates. These have not been forthcoming from Singing Lass.
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A Review of Diets in Review’s Review of Kimkins
December 7, 2007 on 10:31 pm | In Kimkins Diet Review, Kimkins Staff, Weight Loss, Health, Kimkins, Kimkins Criticism, Kimmer, Heidi Diaz, Kimkins Fraud, Kimkins Fake Pictures, Kimkins Diet | No CommentsThe most dramatic part of that effort to bring the truth out about Kimkins is of course the seemingly unlikely finding of all those Russian Bride pictures. A less obvious but arguably more important effort involved getting the truth all over the first page of a Google search for Kimkins. When everyone was actively blogging as events unfolded and more facts came to light, the Kimkins website itself was just about the only site that was promoting Kimkins on that page. I knew better than to ever think Kimkins.com would lose its spot.
Right now, Diets In Review has the number two spot. It’s not often that you will see a blogger that is happy to have a site ranking higher than their own for a term, but I really am in this case. This is the review site that included a rebuttal from Tippy Toes as an addition to their review. This is a great read for people who are keeping up with current drama related to the woman. The succinct review was very accurate when it came out. The face/ass saving efforts in the interim have generally involved repeatedly tweaking the plan on a point by point basis in response to criticism. There is no plan at this point, and yet there is still a site at which you can pay $60 for the plan, although not with PayPal. I hope lots of people who are searching for an answer to a weight problem find the review first even though it is only number two on the search for Kimkins.
Fox Television’s Editing of the Kimkins Story
November 20, 2007 on 5:07 pm | In Kimkins, Kimkins Medical Risks, Kimkins Staff, Kimkins Criticism, Jimmy Moore, Kimmer, Kimkins Fraud, Kimkins Diet | No CommentsI was reviewing the voiceover for the Kimkins Expose produced by FOX and I noticed some subtle ways in which factual inaccuracies were made for the sake of the narrative. They were inconsequential and easy to miss for anyone not intimately acquainted with the facts. Basically some assumptions were made when the writers were ‘livening up’ the story. They involve the chronology and some cause and effect statements about small details of the story.
They did a reasonably good job of condensing the saga for the Morning TV audience.
Kimkins Scam Exposed on National Television
November 13, 2007 on 8:16 am | In Eating Disorders, Laxative Abuse, Kimkins Experiences, Kimkins Diet Review, Kimkins Staff, Heidi Diaz Obese, Kimkins Lawsuits, Heidi Diaz PI Pictures, Kimkins Medical Risks, Kimkins, Kimkins Fraud, Heidi Diaz, Kimmer, Who Is Kimmer, Kimkins Fake Pictures, Kimkins Criticism, Christin Kimkins, Jimmy Moore, Kimkins Diet | 1 CommentFox’s national morning show, The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet, profiled Kimkins as part of their diet scam expose series yesterday. The Morning Show brought a doctor and nutritionist on for their opinions. Former administrators Christin and Deni told their stories about the fraud and their issues with the diet. Jeannie Baitinger (TippyToes) and Delaney (Singinglass at Kimkins, an admin who has done most of the banning when people have asked questions about Kimmer) also appeared. The biggest bombshell is that Jeannie announced that Heidi is, indeed, Kimmer. After hearing the thinly-veiled disgust in Tippy’s voice when viewing the Heidi Diaz surveillance tape (”look at the woman”) don’t you wonder how long Tippy will be employed by Heidi?
Jimmy Moore recorded the segment and uploaded it to YouTube. Watch it now:
Kimkins Affiliate Update: WLTips.com
September 27, 2007 on 9:48 am | In Kimkins Diet Review, Eating Disorders, Kimkins Experiences, Kimkins Staff, Heidi Diaz PI Pictures, Heidi Diaz Obese, Kimkins Lawsuits, Kimkins Medical Risks, Kimkins, Kimkins Fraud, Heidi Diaz, Kimmer, Who Is Kimmer, Kimkins Fake Pictures, Kimkins Criticism, Christin Kimkins, Kimkins Diet | 8 CommentsUPDATE: THE AFFILIATE LINKS APPEAR TO BE GONE — THANK YOU, LIZZA!
While Lizza at WLTips.com has removed Kimmer’s fraudulent interview and changed Christin’s interview to reflect Christin’s concerns about the Kimkins diet now, WLTips.com is still affiliated with Kimkins. Note the Kimkins affiliate link at the bottom of this page. Therefore, in our view WLTips.com is knowingly participating in the Kimkins fraud and could be liable for damages that arise as a result. Please contact Lizza (lizza@wltips.com) and strongly encourage her to sever the affiliate ties. Lizza, if you are reading this, do the right thing!!
Tippy, Meet Ducky
September 11, 2007 on 5:03 pm | In Kimkins, Kimkins Bannings, Kimkins Staff, Kimkins Lawsuits, Kimkins Criticism, Who Is Kimmer, Kimmer, Heidi Diaz, Kimkins Fraud, Kimkins Diet | No CommentsThe latest focus of Ducky’s attention at Kimkins Exposed is Jeannie Baitinger, or Tippy Toes as she is known to Kimkins members. Now that so many other admins have seen the light and left Kimkins, Tippy finally gets a long-awaited shot at being an admin. Ducky says:
We know in the past Kimmer has taken to manipulating situations to motivate individuals to do things they might not do on their own. An example of such behaviour in the past is the January 2007 blog by Jimmy Moore, where he attacked Low Carb Friends and did so in a scathing and vicious manner. He’s since retracted that post, but our memory is long here and we’ve been told that Kimmer’s input was indeed the impetus for that post.
It’s interesting that many of the points Tippy brought to her post at Low Carb Friends are now the same points Kimmer is trying deperately to convince her members of within the Kimkins forums. It appears much of Tippy’s post contents were scripted by Kimmer. Tippy seems unaware of the manipulative instincts of Kimmer and may not realize how she too is now being used by her as a means to an end.
Kimkins Renounced by Another Former Affiliate
September 11, 2007 on 10:45 am | In Kimkins Criticism, Kimkins, Kimkins Staff, Kimkins Affiliates, Kimkins Fake Pictures, Who Is Kimmer, Kimmer, Heidi Diaz, Kimkins Fraud, Kimkins Diet | No CommentsAs of late, more and more has been surfacing about this situation. The most interesting information is coming from people who, until recently, worked very closely with Kimmer. What I’ve read from these brave people, who have put themselves out there to stand for truth, despite the abuse and scrutiny they may receive, is just what I feared. Kimmer appears to be deceiving many. It also appears she could care less who it hurts. I hate to even type that. I’m the kind of person who loves other people and wants to believe the best of them. I tried to with Kimmer, but have found I can no longer do so.
Christin Opens Up About the Kimkins/Heidi Diaz Lies
September 11, 2007 on 10:45 am | In Kimkins Experiences, Kimkins, Kimkins Bannings, Kimkins Staff, Heidi Diaz PI Pictures, Kimkins Criticism, Christin Kimkins, Kimmer, Heidi Diaz, Kimkins Fraud, Who Is Kimmer, Kimkins Diet | 1 CommentRegarding the identity of Kimmer/Heidi Diaz, Christin writes:![]()
5)I now had several questions regarding confusion surrounding Kimmer’s identity. Kimmer has told me things about herself at various times that are confusing and conflicting.
a.She speaks quite often about her sister and her use of Kimkins. She also told me that the picture in the red dress is in fact her. However, she also told me that not even her sister knows that she is Kimmer. How can this be? Would’t she see her picture on the site and put two and two together?
b. When I have called various times to speak with Kimmer, I have spoken with several other members of her household. One claimed to be her sister and another Brandon, and also one other unknown male. Each time, I have asked for “Heidi” and they have given the phone to her or told me she was not available. Months ago, Kimmer told me in one of our discussions “If you call me Heidi I might not know who you’re talking to,” insinuating that she is NOT Heidi. But, in that same conversation she also told me that calling her “Heidi” would keep her grounded and help remind her of where she came from. She reminisced to me also about when she was class mom for her boys and they called her “Ms Heidi.” However, she is now claiming that is not her name. I have a problem with this.
c. Kimmer speaks freely about Brandon and her involvement with him. However, the only reference ever throughout any business dealings and in records is for “Brandon Diaz.” If she is not Heidi Diaz, did he legally change his last name to coordinate with the name that she is operating under?
d. According to public records, “Heidi Diaz” birthday is in May. On that date, “her birthday,” this year, we made a fairly big “to do” about it being her birthday within the forum in which she accepted congratulations and spoke of how much she enjoyed celebrating her birthday. Was this not accurate? Did we have a “ghost” birthday celebration?
e. Kimmer has repeatedly allowed me to continue call and represent her as “Heidi.” I unknowingly participated in a deception that I am not comfortable with. And once again, I feel I owe my readers and friends an apology for this as well.
f. MULTIPLE times Kimmer informed me that she is the only one who handles the money. She doesn’t trust anyone else to do it. This is confusing to me if she is not Heidi, as the instructions for sending a check/money order state to make them out to “Heidi Diaz / Kimkins.”
Jimmy Moore’s Official Statement on the Kimmer (Heidi Diaz) Surveillance Photos
September 7, 2007 on 6:27 am | In Kimkins, Kimkins Criticism, Kimkins Medical Risks, Kimkins Experiences, Kimkins Staff, Jimmy Moore, Kimkins Fake Pictures, Kimmer, Heidi Diaz, Kimkins Fraud, Who Is Kimmer, Kimkins Diet | 2 CommentsI am fully aware of the pictures that have surfaced about the founder of the Kimkins diet this week and frankly I am not surprised by what has been revealed. It absolutely confirms many of the exact reasons why I decided to apologize and completely sever ties with Kimkins six weeks ago and I expect even more investigations into the business practices and ethics of Kimkins and those behind it will continue.
That’s why those of us who support a much more sound low-carb nutritional approach with proper caloric and fat intake for the sake of a permanent and healthy lifestyle change should follow the lead of myself as well as former Kimkins leaders Becky, Christin, and Deni in completely renouncing Kimmer and the low-carb imposter diet she created and made millions of dollars off of known as Kimkins.
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