I've also worked as a features editor for national magazines with circulations ranging from 50,000 to 5 million.
Consumer (US)
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-Alternative Medicine
-Better Homes and Gardens' Heart-Healthy Living
-Better Nutrition
-Body+Soul
-Conde Nast Traveler
-Costco Connection
-Country Living's Healthy Living
-Easy Gardening
-Energy for Women
-Every Woman
-Family Circle
-Family PC
-Fitness
-Hallmark
-Health
-HomeStyle
-iVillage.com
-Ladies' Home Journal
-Lifetime
-Martha Stewart Living
-Martha Stewart Weddings
-Metropolis
-Natural Health
-Newsday
-Orlando Magazine
-Prevention.com
-Runner's World
-Saveur
-Self
-This Old House
-Today's Dietician
-Upstate House
-Vegetarian Times
-Woman's Day
-Women's Health
-Wired
-The Writer
-Working Woman
-Yahoo! Internet Life
-Yoga Journal
-Yoga Life (Rodale)
Consumer (non-US)
-Cleo/Malaysia
-Cosmopolitan/UK
-Elle/Italy
-Fit & Gezond/Belgium
-Good Housekeeping/UK
-The London Magazine/UK
-Marie Claire/Japan
-Maxima/Portugal
-Oceana/Australia
-Radar/Canada
-Red/UK
-Shape/UK
-She/UK
-Woman's Way/Ireland
-Zest/UK
Custom
-Club Life Fitness Media
-Forward Publishing
-Health Direct
-IntraMedia Publishing
-John Brown Publishing
-McMurry Publishing
-MediZine
-Porter Media
-Square One Publishing
-Stay Well Custom Comm.
-Time Inc. Custom Publishing
To hear some people tell it, dietary supplements are the be-all and end-all to what ails you, whether it's allergies or aging itself. Listen to others, and you'll hear that supplements - the whole lot of 'em - are an unproven, even dangerous sham. This feature winnows down the most promising (and least risky) supplements for six top health concerns: heart health, brain health, bone health, joint health, digestion, and mood. Available for reprint.
In an ideal world, we'd make every meal from scratch, with only the freshest whole foods available. In the real world, however, using some packaged food is inevitable. So read and understand the Nutrition Facts label. This label can deceive even the most well-intentioned consumer, but not if you know how to interpret the numbers. Available for reprint.
Blast away the pounds by adding a 30- to 45-minute run to your routine. This feature shows how to safely step up the pace. Available for reprint.
You pride yourself on eathing healthily and buying organic. But what if your weekly shopping has notched up more air miles than you have? This feature examines the ethics of eating. Available for reprint.
Stroll through the grocery aisles and you'll find labels proclaiming the health benefits of everything from buttery spreads to chocolate bars. But are these susbstances, billed as natural cholesterol-busting wonders, really everything they're cracked up to be?Available for reprint.
Where in the world is Thom Gilligan, founder of Marathon Tours & Travel? Taking runners to Kenya, France, Antartica, and elsewhere - seven continents in all. Available for reprint.
When chronic pain strikes, it doesn't have to mean the end of life as you know it. An integrative treatment approach, as outlined in this feature, can help bring relief. Available for reprint.
In the day-to-day shuffle of life, saving the planet often takes a backseat to more immediate demands. Here, six easy ways to get started. Available for reprint.
Any illness that kills a third of American women is serious business for all of us. Whether you're 18, 38, or 68, this holistic heart-disease prevention plan will help you beat the odds. Available for reprint.
This feature, written for the American Bar Association's national magazine, shows the legal profession how making some meaningful changes in your lifestyle and work style can help save your health - and your life.
Running's no fun when you're sneezing and wheezing. Luckily, relief is a few steps away. Includes a sidebar on natural approaches to relieving allergies and asthma. Available for reprint.
