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I find it's advise unsafe and it sometimes quotes anonymous 'experts', like, 'a nutritionist said' in this months rag. Which in my mind means they made it up. I mean why would you not give the 'nutrit... See more
Cancelled my subscription. First of all when you feauture an article written by Taylor Lorenz? You immediately lose all credibility and are a joke. This has become nothing more than a pandering rag... See more
I signed up for the premium mvp subscription last year. I'm either stuck in these endless login loops or when attempting to access content, i am presented with subscribe options. Why, I already purch... See more
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Men's Health, published by Hearst, is the world's largest men's magazine brand, with 35 editions in 59 countries.
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Don't subscribe unless you want to be conned
I subscribed to a complete package mainly because I wanted access to their trainers on their Instagram account. I have tried to get access to the Instagram account and they won't accept my connection request even though I am trying to use the subscription code they gave me and also their customer service hasn't responded to me for 5 months so this was just a big con to get an annual subscription. I get the magazine but don't read it and so it has been a waste of money. DO NOT SUBSCRIBE.
Online it is rubbish
Online it is rubbish, only adverts and the useful information fails to load as priority are advert. Ridiculous, magazine has gone the same way.
I’ve subscribed to MH for over 20 Years
I’ve subscribed to Men’s Health for over 23 years now and have seen it slide into an opinion magazine rather than just teaching about men’s health. The last issue had an article telling people that not owning a home is more liberating and gives you more control, sounds great until your later years and you stop working. Several articles on hip-hop, what the ‘ell does that have to do with fitness?? About 7 years ago I thought they were just going through a management change or phase, but now every month is just rehashed exercises, food advise, and propaganda. I’m done, I get better advice from utube uploaders.
Men's Health magazine/website sucks
First of all, they have a woman to tell how a man's health should be, both in physical and pshycological terms, wich is not only a bad and stupid idea, it's also dangerous, since something that may be good for women could be bad for men.
Secondly, they don't only talk about men's health, and then when they talk about other things they rake they're facts from their ass, in his article for example wich is in portuguese (h ttps:// menshealth. pt/8574739139/o-que-veio-primeiro-o-ovo-ou-a-galinha-a-ciencia-finalmente-encontrou-a-resposta/) they tell that the chicken came before the egg, because some reptiles (maybe) had they're kids inside them, wich was already proven wrong because eggs' fossiles with over 80 million years were already discovered. Now, this might not seem that much, but if they don't care about searching for such a simple thing imagine searching about something important and serious!
Finally, they're website is not well designed, it's horrible for mobile, mediocre (at best) for computer and has lots of ads.
Summarising, Men's Health is worth nothing more than 2 stars, since they give what they promisse (wich is information) but none of it is done right.
Edit: since english isn't my first language this reviee might have grammar errors, misspeling and/or words that don't seem right in the context of my review.
Have a women saying how a men should be is…
Have a women saying how a men should be is the worst ideea to promote men's health, specially that most of Julie's Stewart articles are almost completely wrong ( can explain and provide sources if you remove her from the website, very bad for who ever reads her articles if anyone follow what she says in there )
Will change and remove the 1 star if I get a positive response, thanks.
P.S. After readind what she wrote didn't even bother to go through the rest of the website, might be something good in there just don't wanna waste more time ...
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Great articles and advice.
A fantastic source of media that delivers a wide range of both current and informative experience and information about workouts - Information that is more often than not unavailable in the mainstream media. The only magazine I actually read cover to cover. Content is king ! Quality content by experts.
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