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Carlotta Litten
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May 06, 2009
Reviewer:
aztxinaz
Wonderful magazine. How about MORE on women who are 60 or 70 or more? Problems they face: health, death, going back to work and finding peace and fulfillment in 60-80 years of life?
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Hungry for More
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February 20, 2009
Reviewer:
Mozita
As soon as I receive "More" I find that I cannot put it down. I want to read every page, look at every design (even the layout of the pages), plus see who has written the articles. It is great to read about real people with real fashion ideas and changes that I have or yet will go through. Nothing has ever captivated me as much except for "Gone With The Wind", that I read as a teenager. Now as someone over 50, I can get slightly irritated if someone or something interrupts me from reading More. So I guess you can say that my appetite grows with each new issue. As for trying to lose weight, I am so glad that as hungry as I can get that no pounds are gained on my hips with More. Instead I gain knowledge, laughter and a lot of More joy for my heart, brain and soul!
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Eathetitian/Anti-Aging Nutrition Consultant
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December 23, 2008
Reviewer:
nina Clarisa
I'm very please to write a review for magazine more. Every time I read your magazine it gives me some kind of a emotional lift and encouragement of how to improve myself to look my best and advise other women to do the same. I believe women should take proper effort to maintain themselfs looking their best, just like a car needs regular tune ups, change of oil for the car to oporate properly, our bodies also needs tune ups not just to look good but to function with optimal results and to live longer. Recently I heard that there are some questions and complains about magazine more, well, all I have to say is that the complains are coming from jelous women that never took care of their bodies and they see other women that they did their homework maintaning their bodies youthful, that is when the problem comes and the problem is insecurity and jelaousy. The reality is that is nothing wrong in looking good and youthful. THANK YOU MAGAZINE MORE FOR BEING AN INSPIRATION TO ALL WOMEN, KEEP UP THE GOOD JOB!
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Eathetician/Anti-Aging Nutrition Consultant
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November 11, 2008
Reviewer:
nina
I have been always been impressed with More magazine, I think is a great inspiration to all women including women under 40. It really encourages women take a second look of themselves to try harder to take care and maintain their bodies with more effort. The September magazine is a perfect example of ANTI-AGING, showing that is possible to slown down the aging process.
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New Layout of magazine
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November 03, 2008
Reviewer:
judy
I have been enjoying your magazine for years and really appreciate the fact that it is geared to women over 40. I am disappointed in the new layout however. I am 68 years old and as one ages it becomes increasingly more difficult to read smaller print. Your new layout is not unreadable but it is definitely more difficult and that take a lot of the enjoyment out of reading it for me. I think you should give this some consideration since that is the audience you are gearing your magazine toward. It seems that everything that is published these days is done so in smaller print and that is frustrating. People my age are more likely to read a printed page than something on the computer screen and that should be considered when printing materials these days. Thanks for listening to my complaint.
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Fitter at 60!
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October 15, 2008
Reviewer:
Meredith
What a wonderful magazine for women! I always look forward to the recipes that are accompanied by such stunning photos. This month's feature on writer Ann Hood was spectacular. I actually made the polenta and the gnocchi in tomato sauce, and I think it is one of my favorite dishes to date. However, I gave More 4 out of 5 stars because I think as a lot of women have expressed, this magazine needs to make sure to include us older ladies! The "Body and Mind" section is great and always inspires me to work out or go for a walk no matter how tired or lazy I feel. But the articles often refer to 40 as the maximum. Why not "Fitter at 60"? Other than that, this is my favorite magazine that keeps all aspects on my life in check. Thank you More!
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Magazine for 60 and Over
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August 21, 2008
Reviewer:
Penny
I have been a very satisfied subscriber since More began. Let's hear it for the ladies who refuse to take it easy and prefer to keep involved with the world!
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60 Plus Model Search
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May 13, 2008
Reviewer:
bambi
I applaud the input for 60 Plus being part of MORE! Not only articles but what about a MODEL SEARCH FOR 60 PLUS? The thrill of living a dream and the possible opportunity of fulfilling it would be incredible! Your Model Search several years ago only included UP TO 60. Any consideration given would put MORE wayyyyyyyy over the top!
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The big 50
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January 31, 2008
Reviewer:
JoAnne
In one of your past articles you interviewed several women turning 50. I was so inspired by what they were doing for "THEMSELVES" for their birthday. Last year for my 49th I told my husband that either he was going to get fit for a new Harley or I was. We decided he would since we couldn't afford 2 bikes. When we first meet we loved riding motorcyle together and now were going to start again. Brings a whole new meaning to the word Happily Married. I love everything about the More magazine and when I turn 60 I hope you have a magazine that focuses on that age catagory also.
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Magazine for over 60
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November 04, 2007
Reviewer:
Over 60
I couldn't agree more. We do need a magazine for over 60. We ain't dead yet!
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Need More Plus
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October 10, 2007
Reviewer:
Louise
More is good, but we need a magazone for over 60's! There's a big space between the 40s and the 60s, just like between the 20s and the 40s, so we need something geared for the intelligent, fairly healthy, active 60 and over, who wants to look good, feel good, and go BEYOND what is interesting to younger woman. We are always growing and changing and need a magazine to reflect this. I realize MORE covers up to 60, or further, but something exclusively for the older age group is needed.
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