Five flavors of Dr. Sanford Siegal's hunger-satisfying cookies available on Samsclub.com

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Nov 23 2009

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Weight-conscious members of Sam's Club, a division of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., now enjoy online savings on obesity expert Dr. Sanford Siegal's popular hunger-satisfying cookies

Dr. Siegal's Direct Nutritionals, LLC, worldwide distributor of Dr. Siegal's COOKIE DIET® products and operator of web site CookieDiet.com (www.CookieDiet.com), today announced that all five flavors of Dr. Sanford Siegal's ever-popular hunger-satisfying cookies are available on Samsclub.com, the web site of Wal-Mart's membership discount club, Sam's Club.

"We're proud to welcome Samsclub.com as the latest of more than 900 retailers that carry Dr. Siegal's Cookie Diet products, and the only membership discount club to do so," said Matthew Siegal, President and CEO of Dr. Siegal's Direct Nutritionals, LLC.

Source: DR. SIEGAL'S COOKIE DIET (COOKIEDIET.COM)

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