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Lost Weight? Tell Oprah!


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On Oprah's site she has a "want to be on the show" page, and one of the topics is about how you've lost weight. If you've lost weight thanks to the gluten free diet - tell her! Maybe if enough of us tell her our weight loss stories we can be on the show :D

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Or if you lost weight due to celiac... :huh:

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I think it's worth a try. I think Oprah is scared of the Wheat Assoc. and will never do a show but I'd love to be proven wrong. No one (as far as I know) ever heard back when I started the e-mail Oprah about Celiac campaign last fall. It was quite discouraging.

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OPRAH was a huge waste of time. Seriously.

floridanative worked very hard to get us some attention.

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Forget OPRAH! Focus on other productive angles in other media.

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