Health/Fitness Ezines?

Go to ezinelocater.com > scroll down > you will see ezines in health niche. (THere is categorization of ezines)
http://ezinelocater.com/

Try this too:
http://www.jogena.com/ezine/ezinedata.htm

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What do you mean? Can you clarify your question?

I think that you confuse the safelists with ezines. They are completely different. The subscribers of an ezine don't subscribe to a certain ezine for the purpose of trying to sell the "how" to each other.

On one hand, the ezine is wrote by the publisher not by the subscribers. Therefore, the subscribers cannot sell the "how" to each other. The advertisers can try to sell their "how to".

On the other hand, not all subscribers to a certain ezine are sellers. Do you need an example? Let's come back to your topic - health ezines. The subscribers to a health ezine don't subscribe to that ezine in order to sell something. They subscribe to that ezine in order to find information about health. Or another example: if you want to find more about a car because you want to BUY it (not sell it!), then you subscribe to a newsletter issued by the producer of that car.

Got the point?

Wrong assumptions.

1) The ezine publishers do NOT sell tips and info on how to sell. The majority of the ezines are free to subscribe and they contain free tips. No sale of "tips and info". You don't know what is an ezine? Or now you're confusing mailing lists with ezines?

2) The tips and info are "on how to sell", not "on how to sell to yet more marketers". Anyway, what's the problem? Do you think that there is something wrong to teach/learn how to sell something?

3) What hype are you talking about? Do you assume that the ezine publishers are some scammers or what?

I wonder what is your goal? Are you a going to become a second Kant or Shopenhauer?

Anyway, of course people who buy products are buying the products per se.

Wrong conclusions.

1) If you spent a few minutes (maybe a little bit more) searching for health ezines and you failed then you cannot conclude that there are very few health ezines that accept ads. You can only conclude that a) you need to spend more time doing your research and b) maybe the way you tried and the tools you used for your research were not the best or were not used properly. See the "Jogena" example above

2) "Advertise in ezines" is not a meaningless advice. Not at all. There are a lot of ezines that sell advertising space.

The fact that you didn't find too many health ezines that accept ads means that "advertise in ezines" is meaningless? How is that? Maybe you wanted to say that "advertise in health ezines" is a meaningless advice. Such conclusion would have some sense even if it's not true. But looking for health ezines only and then saying that "advertising in ezines" is meaningless is really ... meaningless

Sure. Don't you want me also to write for you some good ads and ebooks, pay for your advertising space, collect the money and transfer it into your bank account? Of course, if you accept I can do more for you and of course everything is free.

What remains for you to do it NOTHING but to eventually spend the money and in such case probably you won't make any mistake and nobody will criticize you

Is this OK now? When do you allow me to start the work?

If you don't mind I already started

OK, here is a good health ezine: The Internet Home Business and Health Education Center and here is the page where Lena sells advertising in her ezine: Limited Ezine / Newsletter Advertising Specials

Lena also publishes this health ezine: Alternatives Provided by Nature for Commonly Prescribed Medications and Illnesses! Mother Nature's Treatment Alternatives Here! I don't know whether she sells advertising in this ezine, but you can ask her.

You're welcome