Do you think health and fitness magazines influence your attitude towards health?
kiwookie asked:
So does anyone think magazines like “Women’s Health” and “Oxygen” (both Australian) change the way you think about health and fitness? Do they want to make you become a healthier more active person?
So does anyone think magazines like “Women’s Health” and “Oxygen” (both Australian) change the way you think about health and fitness? Do they want to make you become a healthier more active person?
I am doing an English assignment and I need to know if the magazines effect society in anyway. Thanks for your help.
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