Weight Watchers

Ever since I started going to Weight Watchers I have brought every issue of their magazine because it is a good read and I think it is helpful to my motivation to stick to my Weight Watchers plan. It is a glossy magazine that is published monthly and it costs £2. 55 to buy in the shops but I buy mine for £1. 79 from my meeting. I like the way they section the magazine so that every few pages there is a success story where Weight Watchers members tell their story of how they lost their weight. These members are always very inspiring and they give readers their tips and tricks for helping them on their road to weight loss. Sometimes they do come ...

I have been with Weight watchers for nearly 2 years and buy the magazine every month. Sometimes from my class and sometimes from the shops, Although its cheaper from Weight watcher class's and at a cost of £2.50 In the shops and £1.75 In meetings Its a fair price. I love reading the stories of people who have managed to get to their goal weight as It inspires me to stay at my goal and maintain my weight. The recipes are also one of my favourites as I get bored very easily of the same food so finding new and refreshing recipes to make every month keeps me on track. The magazine also features useful tips on exercising, finding local meetings, ...

A very good magazine for £1.70. It is full of encouraging stories and articles about slimming, along with a few bits of celebrity news, fashion and beauty tips, plus a varying number of competitions and giveaways related to slimming and healthy eating. I have not personally joined a Weight Watchers club but for anyone who is thinking of doing so, there is plenty of relevant information. There are lots of recipes in the magazine and for me this is the main reason for buying it. Each recipe is awarded "points" in accordance with the Weight Watchers programme and this must be very useful to club members. Personally, as a non-member, this does not mean ...