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Fitness Rx For Women
Studio : Advanced Research Press
by Advanced Research Press
Publisher : Advanced Research Press
Availability : Usually ships in 2 to 4 months and eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25.
Number of Issues : 6
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 10 reviews)
List Price : $23.94
Our Price : $20.95
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Product Description |
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Billed as "Your Ultimate Prescription for the Perfect Body," Fitness Rx takes a scientific approach to women's health and fitness, offering tips and information on diet, nutrition, exercise, supplements, cosmetic enhancement, and sexual enhancement. |
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They are better now |
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When I first subscribed to this magazine, I found I didn't really enjoy it. There was alot of things about fashion and makeup and such. Now a days I have seen that they have improved and focus more on fitness topics which is what I like and the whole reason I purchase this magazine in the first place. Good job! |
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The Best Women's Health Magazine Period |
I have had many different subscriptions to health and work out magazines for women. I think you have to ignore the cover shots in the past and the fitness Rx for men. This is not a muscle bound magazine for for over zelous (I am sure I spelled that wrong) working out women. It is for real women trying to get healthy and learn how to be healthy. The biggest thing I love love love about this magazine is the studies that they have in it. It helps to prove certains things work or they don't. I have never seen studies listed in any other magazine like this one. It is also fun to read. Buy it!
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Great Magazine |
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I have been reading this magazine for three years now. It has scientific, tested, and proven articles. None of the racy, superficial, brainless, sex fluff that other women's magazines try to push. You feel sexy by eating right, exercising, and learning how to treat your body well. That's what real women want to read about. |
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So - So magazine |
I liked some of the articles... they are pretty open about sex and sexuality. Not MANY more ads then the classic fitness magazine considering it's usual bulky size.
My problem was you could buy 6 of these magazines and about 70% of the information/articles were exactly the same, just the wording was diffrent. |
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so so |
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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. |
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