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bookbabie
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I am thrilled to see gluten intolerence in any form in the mainstream media, yay! :D

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cooki.dough Rookie
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I picked up my copy of People today when I was at the grocery store. Any publicity has to be good publicity, even if Lindsay Lohan is on the cover.

floridanative Community Regular
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I picked up my copy of People today when I was at the grocery store. Any publicity has to be good publicity, even if Lindsay Lohan is on the cover.

I totally agree! The fact that this article actually got published is beyond belief to me. Seriously - People magazine is the last magazine I'd think would do such a story. I can't get over it - I think we have finally hit the mainstream and that is a very good thing indeed!

If you want to thank 'People' their e-mail is editor@people.com or editor@peoplemagazine.com - I forgot which it is. Even if you want to ask them to do a more in depth piece next time (like they did on Autism last week) that would be good to. The more of us they think there are - the better.

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Here is the link directly to the People page with the list of contents (clearly stating the Dana Korn article) and the picture of this weeks cover to help out locating it at the stores:

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Crystalkd Contributor
Crystalkd
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Is there anyway some one can post the article or does someone have a link to it.

babygirl1234 Rookie
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thats great :)

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