How Hungry Girl shed the pounds without guilt
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In this Oct 11, 2012 photo, "Hungry Girl" Lisa Lillien poses in her office in the Woodland Hills area of Los Angeles. She never set out to become the maven of guilt-free, fun-food dieting, the go-to girl for people who want to have their cake - and cheeseburgers and chili fries - and eat them, too, without getting fat. -- PHOTO: AP
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In this Oct 11, 2012 photo, "Hungry Girl" Lisa Lillien poses in her office in the Woodland Hills area of Los Angeles. She never set out to become a controverisal food maven, telling people how to eat their cake and keep their weight down too. -- PHOTO: AP
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In this Oct 11, 2012 photo, "Hungry Girl" Lisa Lillien poses in her office in the Woodland Hills area of Los Angeles. She never set out to become a controverisal food maven, telling people how to eat their cake and keep their weight down too. -- PHOTO: AP
In this Oct 11, 2012 photo, "Hungry Girl" Lisa Lillien poses in her office in the Woodland Hills area of Los Angeles. She never set out to become the maven of guilt-free, fun-food dieting, the go-to girl for people who want to have their cake - and cheeseburgers and chili fries - and eat them, too, without getting fat. -- PHOTO: AP
In this Oct 11, 2012 photo, "Hungry Girl" Lisa Lillien poses in her office in the Woodland Hills area of Los Angeles. She never set out to become a controverisal food maven, telling people how to eat their cake and keep their weight down too. -- PHOTO: AP
In this Oct 11, 2012 photo, "Hungry Girl" Lisa Lillien poses in her office in the Woodland Hills area of Los Angeles. She never set out to become a controverisal food maven, telling people how to eat their cake and keep their weight down too. -- PHOTO: AP
LOS ANGELES (AP) - She never set out to become the maven of guilt-free, fun-food dieting, the go-to girl for people who want to have their cake - and cheeseburgers and chili fries - and eat them, too, without getting fat.
No, 10 years ago, Lisa Lillien says, she was just another 30-something LA Hungry Girl.
Someone who needed to drop 15 or 20 pounds (7 or 9kg) and would do so periodically by following an all-liquid diet or a one-meal-a-day diet or whatever other weight-loss regimen was in vogue.
Afterward, she'd return to her beloved jam-slathered bagels and french fries and gain it all back.
