Weight Watchers Magazine Subscription

Pros: Great information; nice layout; motivational.
Cons: Appears to be for women only.

Pros: Lots of Recipes! Success stories from real people, Motivation strategies.
Cons: Some health info is basic stuff, Workouts are not advanced enough.

I started the Weight Watchers Flex Points Plan only 10 weeks ago and find the meetings do help with motivation, but sometimes it’s a long week between meetings and I hoped that using this magazine would supplement and possibly go deeper into ...

Pros: Great moderation approach to food and exercise, interesting articles, even ads are appealing
Cons: POINTS tough to decipher for non-program readers

I am a huge fan of the Weight Watchers program. While I’ve never gone on the diet myself, I have seen many women lose substantial amounts of weight as a result of using the POINTS system including most recently my mother-in-law. Way to go, Mr_Chelledun’ ...

Pros: Great format, lots of information
Cons: None

I hate the word "dieting", I really do. I prefer to think of it as a "lifestyle change". Sounds better, doesn't it? As both a Weight Watcher member and a Weight Watcher magazine subscriber, I cannot say enough positive words about this magazine.
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Pros: Real people gloss the pages, not starving models. Lots of recipes.
Cons: Not much content for men. Too many Weight Watchers related advertisements.

Many, many years ago, well Ok maybe not THAT many years ago, but I would say about 3-4 years ago I had a free subscription to Weight Watchers magazine. I was not on the program then, nor did I really know much about it other than it was some sort of a ...