Weight Watchers Magazine Print Magazine

I have subscribed to this magazine now for about 6 years. About the same length of time that I began to lose weight and stopped at a 40# weight loss. I have never been on the Weight Watchers program, but had a good friend who lost weight along with me who did use the program, so I knew a bit about the program just by talking with her. For me I continue to need and want motivation. I like to learn what other people do, how they fit in exercise and stave off cravings and I find this magazine is one of my favorites, along with Health & Fitness magazines.One star off due to some of the recipes being not as interesting or delicious as I would like (occasionally though you will find some wonderful ones like carrot mini muffins....delish!). Every so often too you will be offered a suggestion that no one on earth would possibly do....such as the suggestion of going to a ballgame and getting a hot dog on bun, hold the hot dog....yes, really. You then make up the bun like it has a hotdog in it, with all the fixings. This was a few years back and I still laugh. Really? I don't know who this would work for, but not for me.Overall though I read this magazine as soon as it delivered and continue to look forward to the inspiration and healthy tips it provides. This is a very good magazine if you are trying to stay motivated or if you are starting out or maintaining a weight loss. It is always nice to know you are not alone.

Love this magazine!! Whether you are a member of WW or not, there is something in each issue for everyone. The chefs have amazing ideas for recipes that are healthy and high on interest, low on fats/carbs; and each issue is targeted for the holiday or event that typically takes place during the months of the issue. Even my high-motabism husband has been caught thumbing through the issues sitting around and choosing recipes to try.And, if you are a WW member, please know that I have found recipes in the magazine that have never appeared on the WW web site. (As client contact for our at work meetings, I sometimes share ideas or recipes with other members of our meeting group-- to great kudos from them.)

I did enjoy the magazine and the articles within, especially the recipes. Any values that was missing resulted from my lack of involvement. I didn't read them cover to cover, instead selecting articles to read immediately. My promised thought to return later, didn't often happen. My busy life style caused that, more than anything magazine related. I would subscribe to it again.

I have been a WW lifetime member since 2000, and I also worked at WW as a receptionist for three years. I used to rely heavily on the magazine for healthy recipe ideas. I liked to use it for idea of things to make for my entire family or to take to parties so we could all eat together and I could stay on track. I decided to get a subscription again this January to help my stick to my New Year's resolution. I figured that with the magazine showing up every other month, I'd get a little help following through right about when I might otherwise give up.I am utterly disappointed. Instead of lots of recipes (enough to warrent having a recipe index, as the magazine used to), now it is full of fashion advice and "meal ideas" that are often in single-serve portion sizes (don't people on diets eat with their families??) and that seem designed to avoid cooking by using various prepared foods that often have, in my opinion, dubious ingredients of their own.If I want fashion advice, I'll stick with IN STYLE. If I want healthy recipes, I'll stick with COOKING LIGHT. I have canceled my subscription to WW Magazine.

This is the magazine for everyone. I am a lifetime member of weight watchers and enjoy the articles.. it has something for everyone interested in health, recipes, excersize, and a general all around good source of information.

Had some nice recipe ideas! I have not read magazines much in E-magazine format a bit hard to get use to! At least no smelly perfumes to distract from articles read!! 🤧

It's a great magazine, but given how focused around the WW program it is, I feel it should come with the WW membership; or, WW members could get a discount. I don't know if I want to pay for everything WW offers separately. The articles are relevant to WW, the recipes are awesome,and their inspirational stories are wonderful. Highly recommend it to WW members a part of their health plan.

The magazine is great, Amazon customer service is the best, Synapes Services Inc. who the subscription comes from is not worth taking the risk. When I subscribed to Weight Watchers it says that it will take 12 to 16 weeks for your first issue to arrive. Well, I received two OLD issues in one day. One of the issues was outdated by two months. They other issue had been out for over a month. When I contacted Synapes Services Inc., Tracy called and left me a voice message saying "tough, these issues count towards your subscription". I called their number again and NOW their customer service put me in through to Amazon.com customer service and in about 15 minutes the end date for the subscription was changed.BE VERY WEARY ORDERING FROM SYNAPES SERVICES INC.