Thanks to Amykf, we now know where Kimmer (aka Heidi Diaz) “borrowed” the pictures for “Derek“, her latest Kimkins Success Story featured in the Kimkins November Newsletter . Match.com, my goodness! Not even a Russian Groom site?
I wonder how MCN703 will feel when he finds out that Kimkins.con has been using his likeness to promote a diet scam? How will he feel about the fact that Ms. Diaz possibly used his pictures posted on Match.com to fabricate a much heavier ‘before’ picture for her “Derek”?
I bet the folks at Match.com won’t be very happy with Ms. Diaz either, when they find out.
MCN703 (maybe Michael or Mark or Matthew or Miles, even) or Derek, if one of you would kindly get in touch with me, I would love to find out how much you really know about Kimkins, if anything at all.
It is interesting that Ms. Diaz didn’t quite get all the facts copied exactly, since Derek is 6’2″ tall and MCN703 is only 6’1″ tall.
I wonder how his preference for meat and potatoes fits into the Kimkins Diet though? Has there been a recent modification posted on the website to include potatoes?
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Say NO to Kimkins 
Hi, this is Derek. I just saw this posting tonight and wanted to say that yes, I am real. And yes, I did lose weight with the Kimkins diet. If you want to contact me to discuss further, I am including my email address in the mail field.
This is great!! Hi Derek!! I am a fellow Kimkins member myself, so watch out for these crazy folks! They don’t believe anything at all, except what they choose to believe.
They are out to destroy Kimkins, no matter what. I am very glad you came by to clear your name. Congrats on your great loss!!!
Dana
Too bad. It’s been a couple of weeks now and Derek who has been informed of the facts concerning the Kimkins diet and Heidi Diaz still chooses to support someone who is a fraud by allowing his story and pictures to be used on the KK site. What a shame.
I almost joined kimkins a couple weeks ago. I had no idea the pictures were faked. I have been desperate to lose weight and nearly got pulled into this. I was telling my husband I wanted to join this site and he said we should at least research it. Then we found this page. I am seriously blown away that they can get away with using some fake picture and claim it as a success story.
Thank you for saving me that $79 bucks.
He really does look like he’s just inflated. With a track record like Kimkins, I totally wouldn’t be surprised he was fake too.
Leave it to Kimmer, goddess of fake pictures, to post another “faux success story”!
How can she keep getting away with this?
Isn’t there something that can be done to stop her?
Big thanks…)
Thanks for the heads up. I really thought that maybe this time one of these diets were for real. Is she really FAT and trying to sell a diet? What a fraud!
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