Discover the most anticipated, sexy, and unusual diets that are set to make waves in 2009. From innovative eating plans to lifestyle changes, find out which diets are gaining traction and why they might be worth your attention.
The Lunch Box Diet, crafted by a British personal trainer who transformed his life from being a bullied teen to a fitness expert, is creating a buzz. Originally a 10-page eBook that went viral, this diet promotes a "eat all day" approach without the need to count calories. Its 224-page successor promises a 28-day plan complete with a variety of tasty lunch box recipes. Praised by Elle magazine with a 5/5 rating, it's described as "the best diet I've ever done" and "a way of life." Woman's World magazine also lauded it for producing "Gold Star Results" and being "The Easiest Diet." Pre-orders are available on Amazon UK.
Release Date: February 25, 2009
Developed by a Texas firefighter after receiving a high cholesterol reading of 334, The Engine 2 Diet is a plant-based diet aimed at reducing heart disease risk. This diet not only offers a health-focused eating plan but also includes appealing stories of men in uniform, making it particularly popular among female audiences. The diet emphasizes whole, plant-based foods while excluding meat and processed foods, promising a wholesome approach to weight loss and health. Pre-orders are available on Amazon US and Amazon UK.
Release Date: January 1, 2009
Your Big Fat Boyfriend explores the impact of romantic relationships on women's weight. The book delves into the metabolic differences between genders and provides strategies for women to maintain their health while in a relationship. It includes quizzes, tips on getting your partner active, and sensible eating strategies that consider these metabolic differences. This book not only addresses weight management but also encourages a balanced approach to dieting within the dynamics of a relationship. Pre-orders are available on Amazon US and Amazon UK.
These diets not only offer innovative approaches to eating and health but also cater to a variety of interests and needs. Whether you're looking for a straightforward eating plan, a heart-healthy diet, or a way to manage relationship-induced weight gain, 2009 promises exciting options.