Who We Are
Today’s Health & Wellness is focused on women over 40 who take an active role in maximizing the quality of life for themselves and their families. A how-to, service approach provides readers with the information and perspective to make educated decisions affecting their health and well-being.  Our readers look to our editorial products to provide information on both traditional and alternative medicine, preventive medicine, weight control, diet and nutrition, fitness, exercise, emotional and spiritual health, personal growth and longevity.  We know what our readers want to hear and we deliver this through a variety of timely digital mediums.

Our Success Stories
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Jason M. Pawelsky, Tamarack Habilitation Technologies

"When trying to target a health conscious audience Healthy Bite is right at the top.  Our recent feature in Healthy Bite was excellent.  Not only was the article well written explaining everything about our product but the members of Healthy Bite were very responsive.  Our site traffic and orders spiked as a result of the article.  Thank you Healthy Bite!"
Ari Holzer, Fiber Gourmet

How We Connect

Digital Portfolio
• Dedicated E-newsletter
• Club E-newsletter
• TodaysHealthandWellness.com

Who We Are Reaching
91% of Today's Health and Wellness subscribers are Women
89% visit the National Health and Wellness Club website at least once a month
79% are currently controlling their diet for health or fitness reasons
• 64% are interested in weight loss
• 52% are interested in physical fitness
• 40% are using diet to control cholesterol
• 52% follow a regular exercise program

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