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Men's Health (1-year)

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from: Rodale Inc


Be careful with this company... I recieved a card in the mail for a gift membership to this magazine. I thought it would be a cool gift so I filled the card out as an interested party. They started sending the magazine without recieving any money from me to start the subscription... well after thinking about it I decided not to do it so I did not want to pay for it. They continued to send it I thought in error... Now over a year later they send me a collection letter from a collection compnay for the 19.95 subscription fee. Why would a company send a product before being paid.. to rip off customers. OK magazine but I would not bother with this company ever.

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Self (1-year)

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from: Conde' Nast Publications


This is a magazine that everyone can read, and either enjoy or lean something in.......a very worth while purchase.......you can read it anywhere.....articles are short & sweet--to the point....a real bonus for us working people.......men can even read it.....

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Prevention (1-year)

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from: Rodale Inc


I was glad to find this offer on Amazon. It was an excellent price and i will be sure to renew when the time comes.

Thanks Amazon!!!

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Fitness (1-year)

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from: Meredith


Love that they have Daisy fuentes on the cover and she is 41. Plus there's a new You Can DO It Program that lets you eat a dessert each day. Very cool. There are also superfoods in there that I found to be new.

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Body + Soul

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from: Body & Soul Omnimedia, Inc.


This magazine has a nice look but I found it to be lacking in a whole lot of knowledge that I could use. I am not sure what the soul part represents. There is alot of new age ideas and organic articles but to be honest I am a little disappointed with this magazine.

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Weight Watchers Magazine

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from: Pro Circ

November 23, 2001
Even though I'm not a Weight Watchers member, I love the magazine for the yummy recipe ideas and healthy lifestyle tips.

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Men's Fitness

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from: Weider Publications, Inc.

November 23, 2001
Fake airbushed pictures, ie Andy Roddick. That guys arms turned out bigger than his waist. This magazine used to be okay. I think they spend more time with tanning, lights, make-up and Photoshop that they do with real athletes. If they cut out the "4-page advertisements" every 6 pages along with all the adds at back of the magazine it would consist of the cover and a 1/2 page article. They should pay people to accept it in the mail, hard to charge for a brochure. I just wish it was more "real" and less about selling us on smelling like roses and wearing $350 desinger shoes, cater to the average Joe who just wants to get good info and work-out ideas. I could watch QVC and MTV to cover any lack of B.S. I may be experiencing. Your best bet is to just ... Read More:

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EatingWell

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from: EatingWell

August 27, 2004
Unlike many magazines that claim to be healthy, this one really is. I always find recipes that are simple enough not to overwhelm me and tasty to boot!

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Running Times

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from: Rodale Inc


I subscribe to both Running Times & Runner's World. Although they are a bit different format, they are both just as good. Running Times is a bit thinner but is packed with alot of running stats and race information & dates. It offers alot of high school & college athletes, which is great if you're buying for a younger runner. It also has less ads than RW does. It's a great magazine with alot of running tips.

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Health (2-year)

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from: Southern Progress

November 23, 2001
I was given HEALTH magazine as a gift, and have enjoyed six months worth at the present time. I'm a 40 something, formerly fit mother who still believes in herself enough to know that someday...I can be 'fit' again. This magazine seems right up my alley. It addresses common health issues with clear, short articles and yet isn't packed with ads so that the articles get lost. Some recipes, some exercises, some discussions, while remaining entertaining too.

You would be wasting your money if you are already fitness oriented and off to the gym to meet your trainer, but if you are in need of an encouraging, helpful, entertaining read that will inspire versus guilt you into getting healthier, this magazine is for you.