The nature of publicity is that along with the great information that gets out, there's usually something that the magazine gets wrong. While some magazines fact check, many don't necessarily check with the source before the story goes to print. The wonderful story about Amy Anderson's success with The Good Mood Diet in the First for Women February 25, 2008 issue doesn't show the diet that she followed and continues to follow with great success. It gives a completely different diet.
In the story, Amy tells about her 94 pound weight loss, her current successful pregnancy (congratulations, Amy) and her 200 percent improvement in mood. Amy has now passed the 100 pound weight loss mark!! To follow the diet that Amy follows, you need to follow The Good Mood Diet. It is quite different than the diet outlined in the magazine. Make sure that you've got the original and only: The Good Mood Diet, by Dr. Susan Kleiner with Bob Condor.
You can chat with Amy and many other Good Mood Dieters in the chat rooms found around the web. From www.goodmooddiet.com, click on "join the GMD club" and you'll be able to enter the Yahoo! groups chatroom where Amy finds support. There are also Good Mood Diet Clubs on www.facebook.com and www.sparkpeople.com.
Yours in a Good Mood,
Dr. Susan Kleiner