Rachael Ray Diet gets it next

[freddyboy]

It seems like every time a celebrity puts out a diet, there's always a lawsuit against them to go with it.

Here's another example: Teen Sues Rachel Ray for "Outrageous" Weight Loss Regimen.

This one is against Rachael Ray - someone I've always thought of as rather reasonable in terms of "normal" eating habits. Turns out her diet is more boot camp style and now someone is objecting.

I don't get it. To me, this is the same as people suing mcdonald's saying that it made them fat. It's up to us to take responsibility and ownership of our decisions. Accept the fact that sometimes we're smart and sometimes we're stupid. It's life.

[tammybear]

It's so hard to tell, these days, whether something like this really is bad or if people are just suing for any chance to make money.

[Mike]

I read over what is required by the diet and it is really tough, but I'd be willing to bet that it comes with a cautionary statement that says that it is not right for everyone and that it is important to see a doctor before starting that or any other weight loss program. If that's the case, then it really is up to each of us to decide what is right for us, not up to a program.

[bigbobby]

It's a shame things have to be like this

[Tiff]

Although I don't like it that celebrities are automatic targets for pretty much everybody especially people who are out to make a quick buck, I really didn't like the diet at all. I found it to be highly misleading and not very effective. But at the same time, it's not like I'm about to go out and sue her. BUyer beware. If a person was that disapointed by every product that didn't live up to its claims and sued about it, they'd never leave the courtroom!

[bonniekins]

I wouldn't worry about this. She has thick skin and there are millions of people who love her and one person throwing a tantrum won't change that. It's just drawing more attention to her products, so she'll likely just get more sales.

[Nelly]

people have got to learn to leave celebs alone