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Why it is still a great investment
Men's Health is one of the most popular men's magazines because it meets the various expectations and needs of the modern man. You simply have to know about fitness, dieting, supplements, fashion, gadgets, etc. The annual subscription makes it a bargain and you get so much information for a few bucks. One of the most interesting sections is the one dedicated to bedroom activities. The tips are definitely useful and yet I highly recommend in addition the bestseller "scientifically guaranteed male multiple orgasms and ultimate sex" for the latest secrets in this area. Another key feature of the magazine is that it motivates you to stay healthy, lean and fit. There are weight loss tips, advice on how to eat and exercise in order to see results fast. This is important part of keeping sharp appearance. Overall, I can reasonably say that you will learn a lot, have fun reading it and most probably it will help you up to a certain limit to be a good looking man and great lover.

Was More Consistent A Couple Of Years Ago.
This magazine offers plenty for its readers. Various advice on career issues, fitness, financial planning, sex, nutrition, style, weight loss, time management, and even recipes. It is clearly accessible and brief in its execution. Which is fine, since life can get rather hectic nowadays. It is somewhat similar to "Mens Journal." But, with far more attention on health and fitness. I deduct 1 star because it was better written in the past. Still, it is the best mens magazine available today. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Fitness    2. General    3. Health    4. Health & Fitness    5. Men's General    6. Mens    7. Public Aspects Of Medicine   

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God Bless This Magazine
After 14 days in Italy with nothing but Pizza-Pasta, Pasta-Pizza, thang God for this magazine jam packed with lovely light and lightening recipes and ideas. This mag is a blessing!

Magazine for Healthy Living
I'll agree with everyone else and say that this magazine probably does need a new name. However, I love all the other features in the magazine! It is Cooking Light, but there is so much more - always an article on a travel destination, an article on beauty, and an article on a sport, as well as other constants. The theme of the magazine is total healthy living, incorporating health issues and exercise as well as healthy food, though I do think that it is mostly a food magazine. I gave it four stars because while the recipies do look good, some of the ingredients are a bit too sophisticated for everyday and too expensive.

Needs a new name
The recipes included are good, but this is not a "cooking" magazine. This is a women's fitness magazine in disguise. While I am all for a magazine that focuses on overall health and fitness, it shouldn't advertise itself as a cooking magazine. There is way too much other junk. If I wanted a makeover or an exercise routine, I don't expect to go to my cooking magazine to get that. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Health    2. Health and Fitness    3. Diet    4. Dieting    5. Weight Loss    6. Healthy Living    7. Cookery    8. Recipes    9. Nutrition    10. Cooking    11. Health & Healing - Low Fat   

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Better Than the Rest
I like this better than the other Women magazines out there.I enjoy the pull out workout sheets and to me it has more useful information than Shape and Self.It is fairly new so it hasn't quite caught up to the Men's Health magazine but it is getting there fast.:)

Great Overall Women's Mag
I like this magazine so much better than Self and Shape. I have subscriptions to all three and only plan on renewing Women's Health.

Pump it up
This is a great concept.As a personal trainer I've seen far too many women suffer under the different ideas that people have about the way they should be.There are good articles in this magazine, articles that make good sense and are strong inputs to a fitness program.Now they need to dress it up.
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Best Healthy Eating Magazine
I love Eating Well!I am an active Weight Watchers Member and was so disapointed in the Weight Watchers Magazine, then I saw Eating Well and subscribed immediately! It is the best food magazine out there and no ads!

Big hit!
I've got subscriptions to 3 cooking magazines (Eating Well, Bon Apetit, and Everyday Food), and this one is by FAR the most useful.I want healthy food but I also work long hours and can't spend a lot of time in the kitchen.The recipes in Eating Well are tasty, easy to make, and creative.The ingredients can be found at any grocery store and are usually things I have on hand.I look forward to every issue to find out what new recipes we'll be cooking up this month.I highly recommend it!

Great Food & Health mag
This mag doesn't just cover food and recipes, it also covers nutrition, health and food around the world. Keep on top of the latest health news and nutrition tips.
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Subjects:  1. Cooking    2. Cooking Food & Wine    3. General    4. General Interest    5. Home Economics    6. Food & Gourmet    7. Healthy Living    8. Nutrition    9. Diet (Diets, Dieting, Weight Loss)   

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With so many sources of health information out there, it's great to find a single magazine devoted to collating, simplifying, and explaining it all. Read more

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Inspiring!
When the publishers of my all-time favorite women's fitness magazine (Muscle & Fitness Hers) decided to stop producing it, I had to find a suitable alternative.While it's not as "meaty" as Muscle & Fitness Hers, it's a good, inspiring read.It devotes too much space to fluffy stuff like clothing and makeup (and ug, even a few celebrities), but overall I would recommend it...at least until something better comes along!

great magazine!
this magazine covers four main aspects: physical fitness, food & nutrition, health & beauty, and mental/spiritual health.it offers something in each and always has new and interesting information that is easy to understand for a person that is just a beginner in the fitness world or experienced.the focus is on physical fitness, and food, and the information is valid and easy to transfer over into everyday life.workouts are easy to understand, with good photos to illustrate, and almost all can be done without making a trip to the gym.
Keep 'em moving
This is a good thing.Anything that can keep the folks moving in the right direction is great.I like the idea of seeing people at the top end of the fitness ladder but also want to see those who are doing the best with what they have.A decent magazine is in a perfect place to make it happen because of the on-going exposure. ... Read more

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Interesting and informative magazine
Actually, I'd give it a 3.5.Love the magazine articles, but wish there were a few less ads (there's scarcely a page without at least one).If you aren't careful, many of the ads look like articles.I'm unfamiliar with some of the products advertised and find many of them informative - but the sheer volume affects the price I'm willing to pay for this magazine.

Wonderful magazine
My husband and I started with a free subscription to this magazine and fell in love with it.We both read it from cover to cover.

Nice holistic heath and wellness magazine geared mainly towards women
I've been a subscriber to Body + Soul magazine for about a year now, and I look forward to each new issue.The magazine focuses on many areas of interest to me, including healthy eating, holistic health, fitness, and personal growth.The articles frequently feature practical things like recipes, buying guides, yoga or other fitness instructions, and emotional exercises (the latter of which I find particularly helpful in my work as a psychologist).My only complaints about this magazine is that there is a bit too much of a focus on spiritual/meditation type issues, which are less relevant to me, and that the magazine is on the short side with a high number of advertisements.Otherwise, I definitely enjoy Body + Soul and do plan to renew my subscription. ... Read more

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I Like It
The articles are fun & I've learned alot of useful information, like last month's article on depression - the fish oil & exercise worked almost immediately. It's not a professional or academic journal - if you're a general person on the street, you will learn a lot about psychology.

Not a Journal
I would have to agree with the preivous comments that state that this magazine isn't worthy of its title. I subscribed before reading review, I was hoping to find an affordable psychology-based read, though some stories are interesting I'm sure I'd be able to find them in other magazines like Vogue or Cosmo. and there is plenty of ads, probably more than stories. And much like other reviewers When I first ordered it, it took forever for the first issue to arrive, now its more regular but my subscription will soon end with no renewal of course!

Fun, Valuable, Interresting but not an APA Journal
If you are looking for the quality of an APA journal, this is not one.But if you love the field of psychology as I do, it's a fun and relevant periodical. Kind of a Enquirer of Psychology.I find it a fun read when I'm relaxing, but be careful of their interpretation of research.You know how that can go.It's also got a flavor of Maxim or Cosmo type topics.Sex, relationships, dating, what do men/women like as well as diet/nutrition.Overall recommended. ... Read more

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There's gold here ~ you just have to look for it...
I live in one of the "Red States" in the deep south.Therefore, unfortunately, quality yoga instruction and teaching is very hard to find.But, fortunately, Yoga Journal is delivered to my area, providing most of the yogic wisdom and learning that I have received through the years.However I agree with other readers, I don't care for the ads for cars and cellulite cream ~ (who needs cellulite cream btw when you have a regular yoga practice?) I also do not care for the models they use is this publication, most of them look like adolescent girls who have just come from the Senior Prom! There are a few exceptions here when they do a feature on Shiva Rea, Ana Forrest or one of the Iyengar family members but for the most part, this gives a misconception that yoga is just for young, skinny women, what a shame.
The Best Yoga Magazine Out There
This is just the best Yoga Magazine out there.Articles cover all areas and are suitable for the practioner as well as the teacher.I've learned so much from the magazine, and enjoy reading the human interest articles too.

So so
Good articles, BUT too many advertisment. The first time I read this magazine was 1 year ago, and the difference with the increase in adds is big. It is annoying to go thru a magazine and have the feeling that you saw more adds than articles, and you just flip a page, and an ad, next page an ad, etc.
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Excellent Magazine, Information Packed
I would highly recommend this magazine to anyone that has had weight loss surgery or just researching it.I was surprised at the amount of information!I can relate to so many of the articles and now that I'm over a year post-op, it's really helping me stay on track.Excellent Magazine!

Good but not worth the money. FIXED INCOME!
When I first started looking into having WLS, I bought all kinds of books,magazines etc. I got ahold of a copy of WLS Lifestyles and read it cover to cover.I really got a lot out of it, but felt it was too expensive when there were SO MANY ads. And because I am on a LOW income I just couldn't come up with the 25.00. Then I found Obesity Help.com or as it is called now OH.com. It was $5.00 cheaper and they gave me a discount. So ended up getting two years. It also has lots of advertising but excellant personal stories and experience. I had my surgery on Feb 21st 2006. And I am doing great. So far have lost almost 40lbs.It is the BEST thing I have ever done. I just wish info etc.wasn't so expensive.Lots of info on the internet. Everything above are totally my opinions. I loved what I found in the one magazine from WLS Lifestyles. Anyone considering having this procedure read and talk anything and everything you can. Lot's of different ideas and opinions. A lot of Dr.s have web sites too..

Too Many Advertisements & Poor Recipes
The articles on emotions after WLS are enlightening - so many times I say "OHMYGOD, that's ME!"
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Thumbs up from a personal trainer
I keep up with what's going on with the fitness and weightloss industry but I did not really pay too much mind to WW till an old client brought it up. I bought it and it is so motivational that I recommend it to my clients because of the success stories. It really helps to know that people all over the country are attaining their weightloss goals. I have now start to add success stories to my website at
Good Accompaniment for WW Program
My favorite feature by far in WW magazine is the personal success stories. Years ago, they only featured a few "losers," but now each issue contains 6-8 of the inspirational accounts. The magazine only takes a few minutes to read, and the level of health and fitness information it contains is basic, but if you need a little push in the motivation department every now and again, subscribe!

Worthwhile for diet and nutrition newbies
WW magazine is one of the best for those wanting sound and sensible advice on adopting a healhty lifestyle.The articles are well written and accessible, though at times a bit on the basic side.It's perfect for the clueless or confused and frustrated with all the diet hoopla.
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Tons of Tidbits
There are very few serious articles in this magazine-- just tons of tidbits (stats/facts/tips). By the time you get to the end it's difficult to recall anything from the magazine; it's that shallow.
The Magazine Diva says.......
Prevention is a magazine anyone can benefit from with great ideas on easy lifestyle changes. On the flip they are not very specific, although geared more toward a female audience. Some issues are excellent and some are average, but always informative and positive, never condesending.

Tidbits
I love this magazine. It is EASY reading and what you read is easy to digest. There are so many tidbits of information that I find so useful. It makes me want to live a healthier life, and also have a healthier family. Since subscribing to it, I find that I have changed the way I do a lot of things. It's my favorite magazine which I compare to a ray of sunshine. ... Read more

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Its all shell.
This magazine has great covers and gets your attention right away. I was was drawn to the cover because it claims to have great article inside, but the articles are very short and pointless. It was a good magazine few years back but now it just seems like they don't know what their doing.

Mens Fitness Magazine
I thought this particular magazine had been better than it initially looked.The website is much more informative than the magazine itself appears to be.Basically, if I had my choice I think I would cancel this subscription.
Lack of good customer service leaves bad taste
I used to pick this magazine up on a regular basis.I enjoyed the fitness tips and nutrion tips that were in the magazine.I also thought that the work out plans that were in the pages were excelent, especially for those of us that were beginners.
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Health Advice with Modern Appeal
Should you try out the hotel hot tub while on vacation or try the pool instead? This magazine has excellent advice for everything from travel concerns to fitness and beauty advice.
lacks substance
This magazine could potentially be a great one filled with substance, but sadly, it reminds me of Real Simple: endorsing many products.Virtually most of the advice they shell out involves buying some book, or some other product.I like magazines that I can keep around for years, and refer back to them like a nostalgic memory.Maybe I'm the wrong demographic they're targetting (I'm a student), but I still think they could do better to balance the endorsements and real advice I can refer to. After all, it's a little dumb to waste money to buy the magazine, just so I can find more ways to buy things.

Pleasantly Surprised!
I picked up a copy of Health at my local grocery store, mostly out of curiosity. I found myself enjoying it enough so that I will be ordering a subscription. Here's why:
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Diabetes Forecast Magazine
A very informative magazine that keeps you up to date on the latest technology involving diabetes, including oral medicines, insulins, meters, pumps, etc. Lots of helpful tips and articles to help you battle the disease.

Top notch educational magazine
I really like this magazine.They balance educational articles, recipes, and lifestyle articles so well.Sometimes in reading similar articles they are often filled with advertisements that swallow the articles.This magazine balances everything so well.
Diabetes Forecast
This magazine is helpful for coping with diabetes.New treatments, medications, and diabetic products are reported on and rated.I especially like motivational type articles that help get me off my duff and get moving.Recipes are also included; many of which are simple and delicious.It's a bright and diabetic savvy magazine that can be helpful to anyone with diabetes. ... Read more

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For exercises routines there is no better magazine
I really like this magazine, this one has everything that you need to create your work out routines: exercises routines for every body part in each issue using dumbbells, barbell, machines, etc.
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Great Magazine, Great Information
After subscribing to Natural Health for years, the magazine recently "went to the dogs". I now subscribe to Alternative Medicine instead and it is like Natural Health USED to be. I love it. The information is accurate and the topics are all very interesting.

Great Interesting "ALTERNATIVE MAGAZINE"
I ordered this magazine from Amazon.com a few months ago. I got my first issue and it is loaded with useful information on healing, relaxation, supplements, herbs, healthy living on a variety of subjects. Plus it lists practitioners of alternative medicine listed by state, then local area, person's name, specialty, address so you can get in touch with people who are experts in treating you using various alternative medicines.

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Get Huge!
So you want to get big.You want ladies to gaze approvingly at your body when you are at the beach, you want to make the football team and you want to be able to pummel the annoying nerds who yell out the answers in your math classes.Or you are approaching middle age, and you want to get those muscles back so you can feel like a kid again.
Better than I thought
This magazine surprised me when I picked up the October 04 issue.I had expected it to be as bad, if not worse than Muscle and Fitness, a magazine of rehashed info.The issue I picked up, however, had articles on upcoming, and top bodybuilders.
Is this what your really looking for?
Flex is a great magazine. I'm not afraid to say it, but what I am afraid to say is that every person in this magazine is on about a thousand dollar a month steroid budget. I liked the training tips given, however, and I think that the routines are well-rounded, and give people much more muscle. If you are an incredibly intense musclehead, then this magazine is for you. If you are intrested in looking good rather then having "sick" biceps then try a magazine like Muscle and Fitness, a more fitness diversified magazine. ... Read more

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so so
This magazine had way too many ads for diet pills.A few ads are ok but almost the last twenty pages had like ten different kinds.It turned me off.The articles might be educational but I won't buy the magazine anymore.

Not Your Typical Fitness Magazine
I like Fitness Rx because it gives you a LOT of information between it's pages.Sure it has advertisements, they need them to run the magazine (and make their profit).But unlike other magazines they are not overrun by advertisements with only room enough for one or two articles (which usually are repeats month after month after month).
Worth the price for what this magazine provides
I had read through several woman's fitness magazines.Most had too much advertising, not enough articles on health, articles on travel (who cares).Fitness RX had exactly what I wanted - they took care of the work for me of having to go to different sources to find health and fitness articles.The models they show on the cover aren't the supermodel skinny ones.Granted, it's only 6 issues, but there's definitely less fluff(advertising) than I'd seen in other magazines.
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Great for therapists and clients!
This is a great magazine. I have been reading this for 8 years, as long as I have been a massage therapist. It is great to keep me up to date on what is happening in the industry as well as interesting articles for my clients to read in the office. ... Read more

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