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ellemenno
Fri, Feb-06-04, 23:09
Oprah's Diet Secrets (http://extratv.warnerbros.com/dailynews/extra/0204/02_06c.html)

She is fit and fabulous at 50, and now Oprah Winfrey lets us in on her diet secrets. After years of trying every diet in the world, Winfrey finally found the one thing that worked: wiping out white foods from her diet. She reveals to "Extra" her latest low-carb craze. Winfrey says, "I cannot even pretend that I can eat bread and rice. I just have to let it go."

That means Winfrey eats no white bread, white rice, flour, sugar, pasta, and potatoes. Whole wheat pasta and breads are okay, but in moderation.

Winfrey’s other secret is her weight resistance training. Her magazine has even done stories about the routine that includes bicep curls, lat pulls, and squats.

Winfrey's longtime trainer Bob Green has been by her side for more than 10 years, throughout her highly publicized weight woes. During Winfrey’s first dramatic weight loss, she dropped 67 pounds on a liquid diet.

Four years later, Winfrey was up to her all time high--237 pounds. Finally, Greene says, she got a huge wake up call. Greene says, "She had palpitations of her heart, and it scared her."

Winfrey got back to eating healthy, exercising, and she even ran a marathon. Greene says, "She is in a zone, she really clicked."

Winfrey adds, "That's what working out and no rice will do for you."

ellemenno
Fri, Feb-06-04, 23:11
Ok, I know this is from Extra, which is like a live version of The National Enquirer, so I'm wondering just how true this is. I did a quick search at her site (http://www.oprah.com/index.jhtml) and found nothing about her on a LC diet.

Go figure.

Lez
Sat, Feb-07-04, 04:43
quote.
Winfrey's longtime trainer Bob Green has been by her side for more than 10 years,

Not very good at his job,

Kristine
Sat, Feb-07-04, 10:12
Yeah, well... he's only half of the team. She is the other half. A teacher isn't completely to blame if a student isn't ready and/or willing to learn.

I like Oprah, though I don't have cable anymore and don't watch her show. :daze: I think she sets a really good example - weight and food problems don't disappear once you hit your goal weight. It can be a life long issue.

ellemenno
Sat, Feb-07-04, 10:16
I think she sets a really good example - weight and food problems don't disappear once you hit your goal weight. It can be a life long issue.
This is so true. I wish more people would realize this. We've been watching Oprah struggle with her weight for years now.

sjkling
Sat, Feb-07-04, 10:22
your name reminds me of a book i'm wanting to read...i think it's call ella minnow pee? or something like that....it is a book where letters of the alphabet slowly disappear from the book....i have to get it soon and read it! what a challenge for an author...have you read it?