Deletion of Roni DeLuz

Comment: Agree with nominator that a book appearing on NY Times bestseller list does not contribute to .  It does, however, contribute to notability of the |book. I have also found these which may be deemed okay for the book's notability: http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/washingtonpost/doc/410221874.html?FMT=ABS&FMTS=ABS:FT&date=Aug+26%2C+2008&author=Lonnae+O%27Neal+Parker+-+Washington+Post+Staff+Writer&desc=A+Detox+Diet%3F+I%27ll+Drink+to+That%21 - ''Washington Post'' a review of 2008, unfortunately need to purchase so can't say if and in-depth review or not (if link doesn't work just go into Washington post site, their archives and search book title, it is hit no. 9), http://www.capecodtimes.com/article/20070506/LIFE/705060317 - ''Cape Cod Times'' short review (but not just a trivial listing:))- "takes readers on a journey to understand foods and the ways we process them, using the life experiences of real people to illustrate changes we all can make for better health.", http://www.fitnessmagazine.com/weight-loss/plans/detox/the-truth-about-detox-diets/ - ''What Is a Detox Diet?'' in ''Fitness (magazine)|Fitness'' magazine (as this is a review of the actual diet at the 'Vinyard' it maybe useable for either DeLuz or book?) - "FITNESS says: Avoid it. Three weeks with no solid food is "too extreme," says Detroyer. Plus, "nobody needs enemas or colonics. There is absolutely no research to support their benefits, and I think it could be dangerous. It could dehydrate you if you are not adequately replacing lost fluids."", and http://www.thestar.com/life/health_wellness/nutrition/2008/07/12/detoxing_not_for_the_faint_of_heart.html - ''Toronto Star'' in-depth(?) review (already in article) - "Although DeLuz recommends a 21-day detox, the plan can be modified into a seven-day cleanse or a two-day cleanse. .. Helene Charlebois, a registered dietitian based in Ottawa, says the Martha's Vineyard plan is not meant for – and shouldn't be tried by – people new to detox diets. .. OUR VERDICT: If you regularly rely on a cleanse or detox, you can probably make your way through this one, too. But if a detox is new territory for you, it might be best to stay away or, at least, get professional help.", also worldcat showshttps://www.worldcat.org/title/21-pounds-in-21-days-the-marthas-vineyard-diet-detox/oclc/124084120&referer=brief_results book is in 600 libraries(I know this can't be used for notability but it is an indicator?...) ps. I am also concerned that her main claim to fame is a book which she co-authored with two other people, so an article on the book may be the way to go
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:AUTHOR||WP:NBOOK)

Comment: While there is an argument for the notability of the book, that doesn't hold for this author. Doesn't pass 
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Comment: Noone's linking to any coverage of him independent of his diet, and a mere google search is poor evidence. Appears to be one of a thousand fad diets that get temporary coverage then go away -  applies. For that matter, the most recent reprint of the diet book I can find is 2010, so the lasting notability of the diet itself is questionable
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:ONEEVENT)