In today's warped world, characterized by an abject lack of enlightened individuals, and in which other people's ideas are stolen and appropriated on a treadmill without much excitement (this daily theft is euphemistically called "healthy competition"), it is worth remembering that we owe the concept of the protein diet to one man. And his name was Professor Blackburn.
We mention it so that some nameless enterprising loser (who sometimes even dares to call this program by his meaningless name!) can make his genius a little more complicated.
To him belongs our sincere thanks and gratitude to all patients who have been helped by a protein diet to reduce body weight safely.
George L. Blackburn (born 2/12/1936 in USA, died 20 February 2017 in USA).
