Does Maker’s Diet Really Work?

A diet with a religious foundation is sure to offer a religious experience and miraculous results, right? The Maker’s Diet is a 40 day program designed to be taken in three two-week increments. The Bible, which was the inspiration for this diet program, is full of nutritional information that the creators of this product have compiled. Before trying this diet plan, Maker’s Diet creators give you a “health analysis” to determine exactly where you are at health-wise and where you should start. This diet is to be done with strict accordance to the guidelines given and should be done in conjunction with regular exercise for optimum results.

Basically speaking, this is a book written by Jordan S Rubin, the founder of a company called Garden of Life. It is not common to see side effects with this, because obviously it is not a diet pill, and it does not deprive you of any major food group. And no, candy is not in and of itself a food group. Anyway, they talk about cultivating all of the secrets of Bible times. But one thing to really note about this product is the founder. Garden of Life and Jordan S Rubin have been sued so many times by the FTC we have literally lost count, and ultimately speaking, the FTC has taken the pains to recommend that users take caution with any product associated with them.

This being said, their diet is frankly quite similar to just about any other. It cuts out a lot of fatty foods, candy, and other foods that really don’t comprise a food group, they are just relatively unhealthy for the average individual, for any healthy person or dieter really. But anyway, they don’t give you anything new by any means, and they tend to associate their product with quite a few benefits that are rather implausible to say the least. But this is without question a pattern with this particular company, and it goes without saying that you would really just be wasting time and money on this.