HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2010 ISSUE:
Available On Newsstands Nationwide December 22nd
January/February 2010 articles include:
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(HealthNewsDigest.com) – COVER GIRL: PINK, page 40: In a very candid interview, the fearless singer shows a glimpse of her softer side. Mega-talent Pink opens up to Women’s Health about kicking butt on stage, surviving heartbreak, and how she scored her amazing bod.
RISKY BUSINESS, page 112: From condom-free flings to multiple partners, more and more young women are taking big sexual risks in the bedroom. Women’s Health investigates this casual attitude, the rising STD stats, and potential life altering consequences.
AGE-PROOF YOUR SKIN, page 100: Because of subtle biological and lifestyle shifts, 30 is a pivotal age for preserving the health of your skin and hair. Find out how you can retain your hotness – and how quickly you can recalibrate if you’ve neglected your looks.
EAT OUT AND STILL LOSE WEIGHT, page 66: Don’t succumb to those yummy menu images! You can learn how to outsmart restaurants that try to sucker you into ordering fattening (and pricey) food.
THIGH ANXIETY, page 122: How much do your genes affect your jean size? Recent groundbreaking studies are shedding new light on what you can do to control your figure’s fate.
MAKE GOOD SEX GREAT, page 82: We all know that women need lots of kissing and caressing before sex but recent research shows that guys crave ample foreplay too. Learn how to prolong the pre-game for a more exciting main event.
SOUP’S ON!, page 118: Research shows that broth-based soups help you lose weight without constantly feeling hungry. Cook up these recipes for a steamy, succulent meal in a bowl so you can chow down and still fit into your skinny jeans.
YOUR STYLE RESOLUTIONS, page 126: So you can say “I will wear things that hug the body I’ve worked hard for!” WH shares suggestions for seven style resolutions you should make this year.
THE SKINNY ON LEGGINGS, page 48: They can be tricky but with Women’s Health’s clever styling tips, you can learn to rock leggings with all shapes.
DREAM BIG, page 92: Glee’s head cheerleader, Dianna Agron, isn’t afraid to go after what she wants. In real life, she’s just as driven to make things happen.
WASTE NOT, WANT NOT!, page 50: Size matters, especially when it comes to makeup. How much (or how little) product you use can affect both your budget and your looks. Women’s Health’s guide will show you exactly how much to slather on.
BURN, BABY, BURN, page 58: Sculpt a sexier shape and challenge your routine with these calorie-blasting Yoga moves from Women’s Health resident Yoga expert, Tara Styles.
EAU, YEAH!, page 52: Searching for something to make you stand out? By layering fragrances, you can create your own signature scent – Women’s Health shows you how.
COOL ATTITUDE, HOT BODY, page 61: Pro Snowboarder Gretchen Bleiler takes a break from Olympic training to share her fitness, beauty, and motivational tips.
THE NEW LOOK-GREAT DIET, page 64: WH weight-loss expert and contributor Keri Glassman, R.D., reveals in her just-released book, The O2 Diet, the powerful benefits of eating foods that are packed with antioxidants.
ARE YOUR FRIENDS A FAT INFLUENCE?, page 68: Research shows that your weight can depend on who you hang out with. Learn how you can stop your BFF from wreaking havoc on your waistline.
FASCINATING FACTS ABOUT YOUR FLOW, page 76: Scientists have discovered some quirky truths about your period – besides the obvious monthly date with the couch and a box of chocolates.
THE BEST CITIES FOR WOMEN, page 78: Women’s Health teamed up with Men’s Health to find out how 100 U.S. cities ranked in 35 categories including health, happiness, and fitness level. Find out how your ‘Hood stacks up!
COUGARS IN TRAINING, page 84: While some 40-something women are rejecting the cougar label, there is a younger set of females who want to co-opt the title prematurely.
SEEKING THE RUSH OF LOVE, page 86: Paul Walker, star of the upcoming movie Takers, reveals that a relationship needs to be both tough and tender.
CURB YOUR URGE TO OVERSHARE, page 96: After reading these real Facebook posts and the twisted reasons we spill the nitty-gritty details of our lives, you might want to rethink your latest status update.
MONEY SECRETS COUPLES KEEP, page 89: Learn how these little green lies could end up tearing your relationship apart.
About Women’s Health Launched in October 2005 and published 10 times a year by Rodale Inc., Women’s Health is a fresh, smart, and inspiring magazine for today’s active young women. The magazine and website, WomensHealthMag.com, speak to every aspect of a woman’s life, including health, fitness, nutrition, emotional well-being, sex and relationships, beauty, and style. Women’s Health was recently named “Magazine of the Year” by Advertising Age and, in March, debuted on Adweek’s annual Hot List in the No. 4 spot. These lists recognize ten magazines for outstanding performance in circulation, advertising, and overall buzz within the industry.
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