Men's Fitness

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Articles in Dec 2002 issue of Men's Fitness

• We make history - Fast Track
• Winter stress busters: eight ways to beat holiday anxiety and greet the new year sane - Motivation
  by Ben Kallen
• Old STDs make a comeback - HIV Digest
  by Matthew Solan
• Resisting gravity to enhance growth: you're bored, your muscles are bored, and your workouts need an infusion of get-up-and-go. We have the remedy: eccentric training - Smart Training
  by Matt Fitzgerald
• Dosage direction - Letters
  by Brian Farley
• Lateral-muscle stretch - Stretch Of The Month
• Beat the doldrums: if you seem to run out of gas as the days get shorter, here's how to reclaim your energy and keep your life and workout schedule humming - Energy Solutions
  by Bob Cooper
• Apnea lowers the libido
• Weider™: the name that started it all - Tested To Be Doping Free By The International Federation of Sports Medicine
• Train-at-home tips - Letters
  by Peter Robustelli
• Even a few smokes are too many - Fast Track
• Form fixes: run more efficiently to maximize your fat-burning and endurance gains - Cardio Clinic
  by Bob Cooper
• Drop carbs at kidney's risk
• Instant energy for your workout: be a monster in the gym after downing these potent preworkout snacks - Workout Fuel
  by Joseph Wuebben
• More Moran - Letters
  by Jamie Ross
• Colorado morning breakfast oatmeal - Food Of The Month
• High-tech dating: one man's exploration of the brave and often strange new world of finding the right woman - Sexuality
  by Ben Kallen
• Seven pros, seven body parts and two big jugs: you don't need the time or money of a long-haired rocker to build a great body. Just follow this workout, one of the best and cheapest routines we've ever had a group of trainers assemble - Home Training
  by Ian Cohen
• 19 times more muscle: discover how you can maximize muscle growth with CELL-tech—America's #1 musclebuilding supplement! - Special 4-page Ad Report
• Erratum
• Super flye - Fit Tip
• Are you losing your hair? The biological effects of combined herbal oral and topical formulations on androgenetic alopecia
  by R. Ortiz
• Bounce back! 20 expert tips for a rapid recovery from life's reversals
  by Ben Kallen
• The first non-hormonal, anti-catabolic specifically designed to help the "average guy" build more muscle - and only - European Breakthrough
• Learn to take control - Publisher's Letter
  by Joe Weider
• When she moves back in with her parents - Fast Track
  by Joy Davidson
• Better grip for triceps growth: training nutrition health - Ask Our Experts
• For your eyes only: 20/20 solutions to keep your vision sharp
  by Daniel Foster
• Genie in a bottle: when your best health-improvement efforts fail, modern medicine is on the case - Cool Down
  by Jeff Weinstock
• Be prepared for anything! - almost - Manuals For Modern Life
• Put down that eggnog and raise a glass of red - Heart Health In A Bottle
  by Mike Carlson
• Fast food sheds some bad fat - Health update
• The best fast food for you: how to get a quick bite without building a big gut
• High-pulley lat pull - Perfect Form
• 101 things every fit guy must own: this year's best stuff—from free weights to Ace bandages to jockstraps and more - Gear
  by Mark Thorpe
• 10-second tip - Health update
• The best damn chest workout, period: build the upper body you've always wanted with your very own personalized routine - Pec Special
  by Ian Cohen
• Warm & wooly - Winter Wear
• Bigger arms made easy: supersize your arms with our 15-minute EZ-bar biceps/triceps superset workout - Quick Fit
  by Bobby Lee
• Grains cut heart, obesity risk
• The ultimate energy source: want more energy? Find out how the incredible fat burner hydroxycut can boost your energy to a higher level! - Special 4-page Ad Report
• Houston, we have a fitness czar - Fattest Cities Update
• One-pot meals: mix, heat, stir. We call it the lazy guy's muscle-fueling dinner-made in no time flat - Active Nutrition
• Take Aspirin for health, not fitness - Medicine Chest
  by Ben Kallen
• Forgotten body parts: work your ignored muscles—and avoid the asymmetrical look—without disrupting your current workout - Body Shop
  by Roy M. Wallack