Howard Stern Sued For Defamation Of A Weight-Loss Product

Some jackhole is trying to sue Howard Stern for $100 million for defamation of his weight loss product. He says while appearing on Howard's show, they trashed his product which resulted in a huge drop in sales. You know Howard's just going to bend him over and do him dry.

Kelly Lockwood, CEO of JEC Nutrition, told Page Six he's shelled out hundreds of thousands of dollars to promote his fat-burning I57 Ignite on Stern's Sirius gabfest. On June 6, he said, Lee Mroszak, a k a "Crazy Cabbie," was on to talk about how he's shed 20 pounds with the product.

"The first thing out of Howard's mouth was, 'Geez, Cabbie, you look fatter than ever,' " Lockwood said. "Then, [Stern sidekick] Ralph Circella says to Cabbie something like, 'What the hell are you doing in here promoting a weight-loss product, you fat piece of [bleep]! Why don't you lose 60 more pounds and then come back?' This was horrendous for us. Our sales have dropped more than 20 percent. In seven minutes, he undid all the good work we did."

Stern's agent didn't get back to us and a Sirius rep had no comment.

What does this Kelly dude expect? It's one thing if Cabbie had lost a good amount of weight and looked healthy but if he really doesn't look any different, Howard and Ralph are going to give them hell about it!

Has he never heard Stern's show before? You should know not to go in unless you can back your claims up and Cabbie's 20 lb loss just wasn't enough. Bring in chicks who started out looking like John Travolta in the movie Hairspray and end up looking like Carmen Electra. That would be a product worth promoting. Seriously though man your name is Kelly, lets work on that first.

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