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ABC Slams Rush's New Diet: A 'Quick Fix' for a 'Big Guy' NewsBusters

ROBIN ROBERTS: For months, we didn’t grasp what was going on as the pounds came off. But radio host Rush Limbaugh is now revealing he is down nearly 90 pounds in less than five months. So, how did he do it? Can you do it? Is it OK? ABC News’ Yunji de Nies has the details.

RUSH LIMBAUGH: Would you give me a break?

YUNJI DE NIES: Haste Limbaugh is big. Big voice, big audience, big opinions and simply a big guy. But the radio giant is getting smaller. Thanks to his diet incomprehensible.

LIMBAUGH: It's the easiest one and it's the fastest. And I'm 58 years old and never lost weight as fast and almost 90 pounds here since Walk 9th. Not even six months yet.

DE NIES: That secret? Quick Weight Loss Centers. A Florida-based company that combines a low calorie diet, organization visits and supplements, including protein boosters, carb blockers and appetite suppressant.

GRETCHEN HERNANDEZ (Ruined 50 pounds): There is a appetite suppressant that you do take which helps curb your appetite so you don't realize that you're hungry.

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