Subject: Doc Oz video: Drop 18-lbs w/ no workout

From: Love Your Body Again <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 16 May 2014 12:07:31 -0700

Lose 1 lb a day With Zero Effort
Doc Oz Tell-All
[ Oz Weekly Digest Reports ]
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Episode 401 Recap:

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The Oz Team has uncovered the Fastest Way to a flat Belly
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* No Working Out
* No Starving 

Prepare to loose 1 lb per day with Oz's Secret Weapon
This will take less than 1 minute a day... True Story. 

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