Who's Responsible?
At FitnessLaw, we believe that those who misled
you and whom you reasonably followed, are responsible for your fitness failure
and its consequences.
We believe that the consequences of your
failure from having followed bad fitness advice may include:
- worsened health
- unnecessary surgery
- needless medications
- lost money
- lost time
- emotional damage
- and more
We believe that the following entities may be
responsible to you for the consequences of your failed attempt(s) at getting fitter:
- Media Personalities (e.g., Oprah - The Oprah
Winfrey Show, O magazine, etc.; Barbara
Walters (The View))
- Diet Gurus (e.g., Jorge Cruise; David Katz,
MD; Mehmet Oz, MD)
- Medical Centers (e.g., Harvard, Mayo Clinic)
- Media (e.g., TV Networks and their local
outlets (e.g., ABC and its parent company, Disney); Internet Content Providers (e.g., Time-Warner); Publishers (e.g.,
Rodale, HarperCollins))
- Consumer Organizations (e.g., Consumer
Reports)
- Consumer Reports - see here
- Physicians
(e.g., medical doctors, osteopaths, chiropractors)
- Medical Organizations/Societies (e.g., The
AMA, AAP)
- American Academy of Pediatrics - see here
- Dietitians/Nutritionists
- American Dietetic Association - see here
- Trainers
- Fitness Equipment Manufacturers (e.g.,
Bowflex)
- Nutritional Supplement Companies
- Food Industry Trade Groups (e.g., dairy)
- Big White (milk) - see here
- Commercial Weight Loss Programs (e.g., The
Zone (tm), 3-Hour Diet (tm))
- Pharmaceutical Companies
- Internet-based Diet Marketers (e.g., eDiets)
- And others
If you have followed the advice of any of the
above (or the experts they promote) and failed in your diet or physical fitness efforts, you can contact
us for a consultation to understand how you may have been harmed.