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Have you tried diet clubs,
shots, pills, weight doctors, etc., only to achieve short-lived success
followed by further failures-gaining and regaining weight each time?
Have you known the despair of feeling fat? Are you thin now, but know
you are on your way up? Is your eating out of control?
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| Many people want long-term
freedom from their obsession with food and weight and often use extreme
and unhealthy measures to achieve this including purging and starving.
While some are able to achieve this freedom on their own, the majority
struggle most of their lives with the problem.
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| Overeaters Anonymous (OA) is a
program based upon the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. Today, it is
an organization that has meetings on every continent and is growing.
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| It treats the food and weight
problem not as a lack of willpower or a moral defect, but as a disease
that can be arrested.
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| This 12-step program offers a
recovery for the physical, emotional and spiritual aspects of
compulsive eating. OA is not a professional diet club. This
organization does not endorse specific food plans or diets.
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| OA offers a message of hope and
recovery from this serious problem. No matter what size you are when
you come to OA, if you want to be free of the obsession with food, the
OA program can work for you. If you want to learn how to live a life
free of compulsive eating, OA can help. |
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