I thought I'd share this story with you from Newsweek Magazine about Oprah's healthcare advice. It's called
Live Your Best Life Ever! I had mixed results from the health guidance I learned on Oprah's show and there were a couple items that conflicted with my own doctor's guidance. My doc always shrugged at how many supplements I knocked back in 2008, for instance.
How about you? Has anyone out there had any experience with following these suggestions on Oprah's show? Please share!
Thanks to everyone for your support and positive (and sometime not-so-positive) feedback about the CBNC segment on The Oprah Effect. As many of you noted, it is available on hulu.com. Just search for the title of the show and you'll find it there.
I paid a call to Book Expo America in NYC this weekend. It was such fun. I loved being around so many people passionate about books. I didn't see a Kindle anywhere! Speaking of Kindle, I honestly have no idea where mine is. I haven't looked at it for a while. I'm going to try again, though. Anyhow - I had the pleasure and honor of meeting Gretchen Rubin of the
Happiness Project. What a generous person. She even offered up the suggestion that I join Twitter. So, on Gretchen's advice, rather than Oprah's, I think I'm going to take the plunge. I'm frightened. Anyhow - Gretchen introduced me to A.J. Jacobs from
The Year of Living Biblically. He was at BEA to promote his new book, which I can't wait to read once the text is completed on my own. He introduced me to Kevin Roose from
The Unlikely Disciple. It was a pretty funny group. All writers who invest ourselves in experiential research to gather information on topics we're fascinated by. Maybe we should unionize.
I caught the rerun of today's episode of Oprah. I had forgotten all about the discomfort of watching the show on ethics. Did you see it? The ethics experts (ethperts?) never seem to agree on the correct way to handle a situation. It was more confusing than clarifying, and yet entirely amusing. I think we might just have to become our own experts and not confuse things by turning to the talking heads who can't find common ground.