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Wonderful, useful content!
I love the articles here - great insight that I have been unable to find elsewhere and I subscribe to most everything else in health and fitness. If you are at all interested in healthy living - you will like this magazine :) - even if you are not a Lifetime Fitness member. ... Read more

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To Life!
This magazine is something I have looked forward to receiving regularly for the last four years. It is well laid out and appealing to the eye--but, far more importantly, it has timely and informative articles about major health concerns of our time. Issues regarding drugs, diet, exercise, hygiene, cancer, diabetes and more are presented in an easy to read, professional manner. There are important articles about the benefits and even risks of such things as antioxidants, other vitamins and supplements such as Ginseng.
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Proabably the best muscle magazine out there
I have the first issue of Muscle Mag when the format was primarily the classic and symetrical physiques like Zane, Reeves and others who most you will not remember. And I have been buying it ever since. Read more

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Finally, something worth buying!
In the sea of health and fitness magazines out there, it's hard to find ones that really give interesting and motivational information.Muscle & Fitness, Musclemag, Flex, all good in their own reserve, but are targeting the juiced up group of bodybuilders.Men's Health, Men's Fitness and the like kind of bore with their long winded articles that (in my experience) lack any real fitness material.FitnessRX for Men, on the other hand, gives a person into fitness actual fitness info for a normal guy.
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You've Got Diabetes....now, what can you eat???
Diabetic Cooking provides great recipes and meal ideas geared to those with diabetes; either type 1, type 2, or even anyone who wants to eat well and feel great.Read more

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If you think you know it, you don't until you read this!
I'm an everyday fitness enthusiast who prides herself on knowing more than the average person when it comes to training, techniques and supplements...until I read Real Solutions, this magazine is a must for explaining, guiding and making complete sense of our bodies and how they work and what we need to put in them to make them more effective.It seems every article has been written in a way that it makes complete sense to anyone reading whether knowledgable or not...you can't fail to be impressed by the superior level of technical advice put into everyday language....these guys are to be adhered to if you want to achieve your personal best in whatever field you train in....it's a must, in fact it's more than that, if you're serious about pushing yourself as far as you can, it's one of life's essentials...sounds dramatic I know, but it's made so much difference in the way I approach my workouts and what I eat and what supplements I take.Thank you.

Real Solutions Magazine
Real Solutions Magazine is different from most publications which attempt to print the "secrets" to bodybuilding and fitness success but fall short of valid information and end up just being catalogues for supplement companies to sell their products.Real Solutions Magazine offers easy to understand and usable information on every fitness related subject you can think of.This is not just a magazine about what to eat and how to train, but tackles overlooked elements such as goal setting and mental stratagies.After a few issues, it is apparrant that this is more than a magazine but more like a step-by-step guide to help all aspiring bodybuilders and fitness enthusiasts create and achieve goals and reach the pinnacle of their physical endeavor.It is obvious that the writers and editors of Real Solution Magazine not only are committed to the magazine's success, but they have a passion for helping others succeed as well!

The most truthful fitness magazine out there!
I've been a reader for nearly two years and I always read it cover to cover! ... Read more

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Practical and informative
This magazine is well-written and easy to read. The contributing writers and columnists bring their different viewpoints, that of parent, professional or adult on the autism spectrum. The reader will find practical information useful for at home or at schoolas well as a better understandingof autism/Asperger's in general. This magazine is a great resource whether you are a parent, educator,or individual on the spectrum, and should be made available in professional waiting rooms and teachers' lounges at school.

Great!
I got my first issue in February, and read it in 2 weeks.I wished this magazine was available 20 years ago when I was a child.There was a 3-page article by Jerry Newport on surviving high school as an ASD male!His personal examples were just what I did in high school!

Excellent teacher resource
I have been teaching students with autism spectrum disorders for over 20 years.Although the peer reviewed journals are valuable, I have been hungary for a magazine that gives me quick, meaningful and useable information and ideas.The Autism Asperger Digest offers that in an appealing and easy to read format.The articles are of excellent quality and written by experts in the field.Every issue I have read to date has been packed full of relevant information for teachers.I recommend this magazine for every teacher's lounge in the country! ... Read more

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Bridging the Gap Between Hispanics and Americans
Latina is a cultural magazine designed to appeal to the modern, trendy Hispanic woman who resides in the USA. This magazine features a mixture of entertainment, fashion, and practical advice on topics ranging from personal finance to family life and its primary audience is young woman, both married and single.
What's up with this magazine?
Ok, so the tips are great and specific, but the spanglish is disgusting!What is this magazine trying to prove?Why encourage this poor example of language? It's not cute and certainly not proper. As a South American living in this country since the age of 3, it is not cute nor is it endearing.It's embarassing.Why would you encourage this?I read a couple of issues, crossing my fingers that it would change, but it didn't.I was really offended at the publisher giving in to type and assuming I actually speak like this!

Not for Spanish students
I subscribed to this magazine because I'm an Intermediate Spanish student.To my disappointment, the magazine is mostly English with only some paragraphs here and there in Spanish.Lots and lots of advertising which is mostly in Spanish. ... Read more

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No Junk in this Magazine
I recommend this magazine to really learn techniques to improve your running level.There is not alot of filler in this small magazine.I find that this is the magazine I don't circulate with friends because I like to keep the articles for future reference.I learn something new each time.

I agree with JRK from vermont - Runner's World is better
I first saw Running Times at my podiatrist's office and a few articles are really good but the lay out and the way it is put together is bit unorganized so for me it is not very clear on the subjects that I am reading. Like JRK said I get more out of Runner's World than i did with Running TImes.Since there are not many running magazine out there I think having Running Times is a good additional info if you have the extra dough.

Running Times is the runner's best resource
I am writing because I believe the most recent review of Running Times paints an inaccurate picture of the magazine.From my perspective, Running Times is a much better resource than Runner's World for serious runners, serious athletes, AND the rest of us who are serious ABOUT our running.Read more

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Our whole family loves this magazine
We have a subscription to this magazine and we love it.There is a wonderful variety of new recipes to try.I really enjoy reviews of new products.We are on a GFCF diet for two of our children and we have all benefitted from it!

The only one I keep
I've been a subscriber to this magazine for about 4 years.It has become a bit "glossier" and has more ads now than before, but my only complaint with the magazine is that I wish it came out more often.An example of past articles included a fabulous Disneyland article that gave phone numbers and names of who to talk to so that your Disney vacation would be stress-free (it arrived a week before our trip to Disneyland and we ended up having THE BEST time because of the information I had on hand), a play dough recipe that has saved my son from being the only one in his preschool who can't touch the playdough, a great article on the Whole Foods GF bakery and their products about two months before I ever saw the products in the stores, and a wonderful article about Eosiniphilic Esophagitus (E.E.) that came out just prior to my son being dx'd with the disease!It is the only magazine I keep, and I find myself often going back to old issues again and again.They used to have a strong GF/Celiac focus with their recipes, but in the past couple of years I have found more that are also dairy free and nut free.In one issue a while back they even did cakes without eggs or dairy- the kind my son needs!
This magazine will help allergy sufferers feel normal
This is a fabulous magazine.It is for folks with food allergies or chemical sensitivities, and is full of delicious recipes, full color photos, tips and tricks for the allergy sufferer.Take it from me; once you have been diagnosed with an allergy to wheat, nothing is the same.Eating regular food (i.e. prepared food, cookies, cakes, pasta, breads...) is over.Finding edible substitutes is much easier with this magazine.Plus, it is nice to know that there are other people out there with the same problems looking for the same solutions.This magazine is truly great and almost mandatory for those of us with dietary challenges.If you know anyone with these problems, make them smile and give them this magazine...it will make a difference. ... Read more

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Love it, Love it, Love it!
This mag is full of great info such as current news, beauty, health and environmental issues.
Wonderful Vegan Magazine
This is a fantastic vegan magazine with lots of articles on the vegan lifestyle, animal protection, vegan book reviews, movie reviews and recipes.It's also a good source for lots of vegan products.I often read a review of a new food product and end up at Whole Foods buying it.This is a substantial magazine, about 100 pages or more lately.It's been around since the year 2000.I read it cover-to-cover as soon as it arrives and have ordered back issues from their website.It's one of those magazines I save and can't bear to throw or give away.

[...] Blow in cards
This is a really good magazine with Solid editorial
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finally a real cooking magazine
This is one of the few magazines I have found that has recipes that are easy and taste great. No hard to find ingredients and the recipes are NOT so complicated that you need a degree from a cooking school to have a great meal or entertain guests.

Great Product!
I received my first issue ofSalt Free Life. I love it! The recipes are easy, delicious and most important, FLAVORFUL.Finally, a product I can enjoy AND one that will help me with my health problems! Thank you so much! ... Read more

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Refreshing source of good, easy-to-read information
I have never been compelled to review anything on Amazon until now.I've subscribed to this newsletter for almost a year, and in that time I've changed significant life choices (watching my salt intake, dropping some prepared food brands from my purchases) due completely and only to the information I read in this newsletter.
Loyal subscriber since 1974
According to my economic ability to do so, I have subscribed to this magazine since 1974 without any problems.Over the years, it has influenced me and my family to eat more vegetables and to be leery of the advertising on food packaging.I have learned to read ingredient labels and enjoy the latest scientific information about food without the usual bombardment of advertising, as this magazine doesn't accept advertising.What you get is approximately sixteen pages of articles and news items.It includes such things as recipes for making healthier sandwiches, which frozen foods are healthier among certain brands, specific brands to avoid based on lack of healthy ingredients, and occasionally recipes.Some months the main article is totally engrossing; sometimes it is less interesting, but the interesting articles make subscribing worthwhile.

I love it!!
I have a subscription to this mag. for the last 10 years( I'm now 33).I have moved several times and after a month or two they will start to catch up.On the inside cover is info on contacting them.
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Workout routines for the rest of us
I found MW to have realistic workout routines.
Lots of pretty guys, but....
Yeah, the guys are hot in this magazine (and all the other workout mags...).But these mags are a ripoff if you really want to get in shape.I am fairly positive that the guys pictured there didn't get that way by subscribing to these publications.If you just want to look at homoerotic pictures, and can afford it, have fun.But if you want to look good, ditch the mags and get to work.
Workout? PICS!
Yes, this magazine has a lot of articles on workout routines, hair and skin care, fashion, and it also spotlights a different model, their lifestyle and workout.But I think the thing that most people will buy this magazine for is the pictures.Not all the models are huge bodybuilders with no necks and pecs that looklike granite rocks.But they are all in excellent shape, some more buff than others, all very handsome and easy on the eyes.This magazine can be a little revealing at times so don't be timid if you buy it. ... Read more

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Dream Network Journal Is an Eclectic Venue
You wouldn't throw $10.00 out of every $100.00 in the wastebasket. Don't waste the 10% or your thinking that takes place in your dream-mind.
My Years with Dream Network
Dream Network has been my guiding dream star throughout my most productive dreaming years from the first issue onward. Editor, Roberta Ossana is one gutsy lady and a fine friend, undaunted in her passion to nurture a dream journal for the people ... what I call a Grassroots Dream Journal.
Perchance to Dream
When I was first introduced to Dream Network over 6 years ago, I was immediately impressed with its entire format.It exposed me to an impressive source of insightful articles, creative editorials, dream analysis, art and even dream poetry.It also provided me with a vast source of contacts and techniques used in dream therapy and evaluation.
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