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New Weight Loss 360 Magazine

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 I am always honored to be a part of influencing and inspiring others to lead a healthier life.  I have been asked to be a contributor to the new Weight Loss 360 Online Magazine.   In each issue I will be answering common fitness and nutrition questions from real people.  I am honored to be involved with this wonderful magazine and hope you all get a chance to check it out. 

To subscribe to this magazine you can do so below.  It is less than $2 a month to get quality information that will help you continue your journey to health.


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About The Publishers

The publishers, Jim and Louise McKenzie are health and parenting experts, as well as authors, speakers and philanthropists. Their company 6KidsNfit is a nationally recognized organization in the field of family fitness and health, an is an appointee of The Partnership for a Healthier America and The Healthy Weight Commitment Foundation (HWCF) in Washington DC (www.healthyweightcommit.org ).


In addition, as members of HWCF 6KidsNfit has recently been consulted by world reknowned advertising agency, Saatchi and Saatchi,to help them assess how to get the concepts of energy balance and health to consumers.


As health activist the McKenzies wanted to provide a trusted source for unbiased honest health and wellness news.

Check out the January issue.  Celebrity interviews each month increase visibilty and profile (future issues feature HSN stalwart Forbes Riley, ex-CNN anchor Daryn Kagan, and Star of TV’s “Running Russell Simons” Simone Reyes.

WS360 features inspiring stories from everyday people, interviews with celebrities who share with us how they have overcome their health issues, as well as advice from experts whom we trust!
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