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Fibromyalgia AWARE magazine
Fibromyalgia AWARE magazine gave me the most helpful information on the subject I have ever come across. It was full of useful tips on how to live better dispite fibromyalgia.I found it not only informative but creatively written and very positive, keeping my attention from cover to cover.I recommend this magazine to everyone interested in fibromyalgia!

Hope and Encouragement
This is the only magazine devoted solely to the subject of fibromyalgia.I have found it more useful and encouraging than any of the dozen or so doctors I have consulted.The writing is excellent, the topics key, and the presentation attractive.What a clevertitle!it makes all of us who suffer from this condition, as well as our families and friends, much more Aware! ... Read more

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Articles for professional nutritionists and dietitians working in hospitals, educational institutions and private offices, dedicated to the increase and dissemination of nutrition knowledge.
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Addresses troublesome diagnostic and therapeutic problems by providing clinical information. Each issue has symposia, photo essays, and case workups.
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kiM Piper
My daughter, Kim Piper wrote an article in MAMMS in the early part of 2000. She was featured in the magazine along with her children in New Orleans, La. She had Breast Cancer;she died June 16,2000. I read her article, and I had the opportunity to tell her that it was a very good article.She did not like the way she looked due to the weight gain, from sterods , the loss of hear and whatever change of features the toxic drugs did to wretch her body. I have been unable to find this magazine, nor did I want to locae t until now, so, I am asking for your assistance in finding the March, April or May issue the year 2000. ... Read more

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A Great Resource
Beyond Change is an excellent source of information for persons suffering from obesity and for those that are considering obesity surgery. Experienced professionals write the articles. It's filled with factual information related to surgery options (what to expect, after care, support groups etc.), as well as nutrition & exercise information and featured success stories.

Beyond Change
I have received a subscription of Beyond Change through my surgeon's office.I believe this to be a very high quality newspaper regarding obesity and obesity surgery.It is not only educational but is easily read by those of us who have no medical background.The articles on research are amazing and the Great Escape articles are very helpful and encouraging.I would highly recommend this paper to anyone who has had or planning to have weight loss surgery.

Beyond Change review
For anyone suffering from the disease of obesity or morbid obesity and if you have had weight loss surgery or even thinking of having this surgery, this publication is a MUST.Each month it is jammed with outstanding articles and features.This is by far the BEST publication out there on this subject. ... Read more

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a mixed bag
Yes, this mag promotes a drug-free regimen to achieve a physique. No, this is NOT a "straight" man's periodical, although at first glance it could perhaps pass for one. The guys who are photographed in each issue are always wearing either briefs or shorts that accentuate the "package" UNneccessarily. The purpose of the angles or lighting or cling-clothing is to draw or satisfy those readers who actually relish seeing their models or illustrations with a generous or suggestive endowment. The downside is two-fold: unless one is "gay"/bi-sexual or doesn't much care about the 'noise' (can mentally screen it out), potential readers who would subscribe for other reasons (especially the drug-free theme) would likely opt OUT of signing up; 2, the writers of the "Natural Bodybuilding and Fitness" mag might be a doubly-rarified genre, in that they BOTH are into a drug-free training environment AND ALSO are into guy's crotches. Not that I have anything against either specialty, yet the idea that those guys who are into a drug-free method of achieving healthy bodybuilding results must put up with the distraction of viewing judiciously-posed photographed "examples" of the articles' topics is rather ?strange? or at times unappetizing (some perhaps would venture to say 'downright revolting'). Do please click "yes" to answer "Was this review helpful to you?"; the fact that you have been forewarned about the mixed-message contained within this quarterly periodical (only 4 times a year) might dissuade you from mistakenly subscribing (especially at the rate quoted, which could get you Flex or Ironman instead). I add for good measure that the "Chelo Publishing Inc" house is located on one of the tippy-top floors of the Empire State Building (I checked them out a few years back to see where my money was going before I shelled out my precious moulah). Basically, I think they publish whatever will sell; I saw no bodybuilding posters or fitness-themed material displayed there. To the dude who has a fiancee who knows you to be straight, do not subscribe to this rag at home or put it on your coffee table. To female bodybuilders who would prefer to sculpt a proportioned physique withOUT drugs, I'd say that were this color glossy free it might be a lark, yet being that it's got men's bodies in mind (no features for dudettes), you'd have to do some mental gymnastics in order to tailor the prescriptions given within its pages for specific use by a woman. 'Nuff said? ... Read more

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Articles on diet, nutrition and health for the general reader.
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Articles promoting health and fitness and the prevention of injuries for the general audience.
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A magazine for the fitness professional including articles on aerobics, nutrition and workout attire.
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