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• Among the officer class, education faddists have come and gone.
• Whatever his virtues as a food faddist, Archer is not much of a political prognosticator.
• He also became a nutrition faddist.
• Anorexic, or diet-pill faddist
• But she's no faddist.
• We are faddists in this country, in wines as much as in music and fashion.
• Recreation and style faddists may try out variations of a basic pattern or idea already in existence.
• Alan Parker with a period satire of health faddists, " The Road to Wellville;"
• I am not a faddist, and, I eat meat when I cannot get anything else ."
• Salisbury was one of the earliest health food faddists and taught that diet was the main determinant of health.
• Is it possible that " raw foods " faddists are forgetting why the discovery of fire marked the beginning of civilization?
• But Michelob Ultra is the first beer specifically marketed as a low-carb brew, which should appeal to this year's diet faddists.
• The more orthodox health faddists will return to eating salads made of roadside grasses and a type of burger that is little more than grains mashed to paste.
• In the process of lampooning turn-of-the-century health food faddists, " The Road to Wellville " displays lunacy of its own.
• Whether he developed his ideas on nutrition before the machine or after, Perky was a food faddist who believed the fundamental issue was how to nourish a man so that his condition will be natural.
• When embracing focal infection theory, however, American medical doctors sided against alleged " health faddists " like Kellogg as well as Sylvester Graham, and endorsed the academic tradition of German " scientific medicine ".
• The Liberal Imperialists believed that under the leadership of William Ewart Gladstone the Liberal Party had succumbed to " faddists ", sectional interests and the " Celtic fringe " which prevented it from being a truly national party.
• The bacon cheeseburger has turned into a fast-food icon ( Burger King alone buys more than five million pounds of bacon a year ), and the high-protein, sugar-busting diet faddists applaud bacon binges.
• In this period Hay was criticized in the Journal of the American Medical Society ( JAMA ) as a food-faddist and separately for advocating that a patient with type 1 diabetes on the Hay diet should stop taking insulin.