Half Day Diet Review – Lose All the Weight in Half the Time?
Half Day Diet Review
Site:halfdaydietplan.com
Price: $19 (plus upsells)
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It’s hard losing weight, and one of the reasons is that you have to adhere to strict discipline. People don’t like changing their habits, and when you’re on a diet, that can mean changing both what you eat and when you eat it. Most people find it hard to adapt to such changes, and that’s why they usually fail when they try a new diet plan.
Nate Miyaki has a different idea with his Half Day Diet program. With this program, you “trick” your body into thinking it’s on a low-carb diet when it really isn’t, and you’re effectively dieting only half the day while still getting to enjoy carbs. It’s a bit complex, but it sounded interesting. After all, nobody wants to starve themselves, even if it does mean dropping a few unwanted pounds. Is Half Day Diet a scam?
Read on for the full Half Day Diet review.
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Half Day Diet Overview
Half Day Diet is sold as a downloadable ebook in PDF format. That means that you can buy it and download it at any time of day and that you can read it on just about any device, including smartphones and tablets.
When you purchase Half Day Diet, you’ll also receive the following bonus books:
- The Half Day Diet Quick Start Guide
- Restaurant and Fast Food Survival Guide
- Happy Hour Handbook
- Half Day Diet for Vegetarians
- The Holiday Fat Loss Manual
- 30 days access to the Flat Belly Platinum Club membership program
There are also a couple of upsells offered when you purchase Half Day Diet. You’ll receive a complimentary 30 day membership to Nate’s Flat Belly Platinum club, and after that, you’ll be asked to pay $79 for eight months for it if you want to continue. There’s also an upsell for some “done for you” meal plans that will take the guesswork out of preparing your meals while you’re on the Half Day Diet plan.
The bonus books are interesting. The Restaurant and Fast Food Survival Guide is a 29 page book that offers some great suggestions for how to stick to your diet while eating out. The Happy Hour Handbook tells you how to engage in occasional social drinking without losing your hard-earned weight loss gains.
The Half Day Diet for Vegetarians is a 12 page book that offers some extra tips for how to adjust the Half Day Diet if you’re a vegetarian in order to ensure that you’re getting the proper nutrition. The Holiday Fat Loss Manual is a 17 page book that gives some great advice for eating during the holidays, as everyone has a tendency to overdo it, and sticking to a diet plan at Thanksgiving or Christmas can be hard.
The most useful of the bonuses is the Half Day Diet Quick Start guide, which distills the main book down to its essence -28 pages of no-frills instructions for how you’re going to lose weight with this plan.
And how are you going to lose weight with the Half Day Diet?
The main Half Day Diet book is a 204 page guide that explains Nate’s theories for how the body burns fat and how the body processes food. Contrary to what many diets preach, Nate believes that you’re better off consuming most of your calories and most of your carbs at night (though not right before bedtime.)
As such, the Half Day Diet plan is geared towards that end. No, you don’t have to starve yourself during the daytime. The plan allows you to eat during the day. But you’ll be eating a Paleo diet, which consists of the sorts of foods that people used to eat before we started processing everything – lean protein, simple carbs, vegetables and some fruit, but no dairy, sugars, processed foods or complex carbohydrates.
Meals early in the day consist of small amounts of protein and fruit or vegetables, while dinner can be more elaborate. Unlike many diets I’ve reviewed recently, the Half Day Diet program does require you to keep track of calories and carbs, and it’s based on a formula that you can calculate based on your own personal measurements using a calculator that’s provided on the Half Day Diet Website. It’s not that complex, and once you learn the basics, it’s easy to stick with it.
If there’s a downside to the Half Day Diet, it’s that Nate does not provide recipes or even specific meal suggestions. It’s mostly about telling you how much protein to eat or how many carbs you can include in your meal. Nate does have another book (sold separately) that provides what he calls “done for you” meal plans.
Once nice thing about the Half Day Diet is that it’s broken down into separate plans for people who are relatively inactive, people with average activity, and people who work out a lot. That way, you can choose the plan and diet that works best for you. There’s a lot of flexibility in the plan, so you can often squeeze some of your favorite foods in while you’re on the diet. There’s also an occasional cheat day, and those are always fun.
Pros and Cons of Half Day Diet
Pros
- Lots of content and detailed explanations for why you’re doing what you’re doing
- Bonus books cover most every situation you might encounter
- Shopping list is helpful
- Quick Start Guide covers just about everything in only a few pages
- You get to cheat every once in a while
Cons
- No recipes; you’re on your own for preparation
- Little in the way of workout or exercise advice
Half Day Diet Summary
Is Half Day Diet a scam? No, it’s a well written, well-thought-out plan that will likely work for people who are seriously interested in losing weight while not having to diet all the time. The book isn’t for everyone, though; if you need to have day-by-day recipes provided for you, this one isn’t for you. You get guidelines, but after that, you’ll have to decide how to apply them. On the other hand, there’s a of flexibility in the plan and that’s great if you’re the creative type.
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