Hey folks, this is Abel James and thanks so much for joining us on Fat Burning Man, where we help you look, feel and perform at your best.

What happens when Americans unwittingly eat bottomless soup?

The answer will surprise you and it's not pretty.

Today we're here with my friend Andrew Miles, a ward-winning doctor of Oriental Medicine,

whose work bridges the gap between traditional Chinese medicine and Western science.

Before we get to our interview, here's a quick update from behind the scenes.

After our ABC TV show and Google named The Wild Diet as a top search trend,

it's been a little nuts over here.

In the past few weeks we've been featured in Women's Health magazine,

Elle magazine over in Germany, Forbes, and featured in international television as well.

I'll also be starring in a few documentaries that I can't talk about just yet, but they're launching soon, so stay tuned for that.

I'm really excited about it.

Also, Kurt, my co-star on the ABC TV show, who I'm sure you remember,

texted me a link to an article recently about a man named Tommy Whittaker,

which had a ridiculous but wonderful title.

Man loses 100 pounds in a year with no exercise.

It's like the perfect clickbait title.

It's hilarious.

But this is an actual article that he sent me from a San Antonio paper,

so I'm going to read a few highlights because this just made me so happy.

Tommy Whittaker lost 100 pounds with no exercise by strictly following The Wild Diet.

Here's what he says in the article.

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