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A 33-year-old cardiologist named Robert Atkins was overweight and couldn't lose the weight. Nothing was working. Then he found a 1958 paper by Alfred Pennington — a DuPont company doctor who'd put the company's executives on unlimited meat and fat, zero carbs, and watched them lose weight without ever...

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