I think cost is relative to effectiveness. If I could guarantee that you’d lose 20 pounds on EODD, then it would probably be worth the price to you. In effect, that’s what Jon has done as if you don’t get results within 60 days you get a full refund. That makes the Every Other Day Diet worth trying in my opinion.

I am not interested in hearing your reasons to justify the cost but rather, but what are you willing to do to accommodate us.
You must come to understand that be we have paid endless times for all these programs with poor or disaster results. So price is a huge decision we can’t ignore.

I think the cost stacks up favorably to other diet programs like Weight Watchers and Jenny Craig – and if you try the EODD program and are unhappy with it you can get a full refund which is impossible on most programs. Food for thought anyway. Good luck Dave!

I would love the opportunity to have a HARD COPY of the book, where it is more mobile and I am able to read anywhere,at anytime. I don’t think I should have to PRINT MY OWN book after paying for it, do you?

A diet program that may work better for you is Fat Burning Furnace. It’s our most popular diet because it works! Thanks and good luck.

I was very concerned I could make it through the first week, and really stuck with it! I lost more weight with the every other day, it does trick the body, but a person has to have dicipline. It can be hard cooking normal for the other part of the family, but somehow, I have lost weight, and have been able to cheat with peanut butter and celery at night…keeps me happy.

the exercise part is really easy, if you can do 9 mins, you can do 15 or so! I walk as much as I can, try to get the heart rate up…once you loose some weight, you want to loose more, and it is the healthy way to do it, the next day eodd, you can have some healthy carbs, and even some dessert on weekends, I have cheated there too, and maintained my weight without going up…still want to continue to try harder…

Regarding the eBook itself, while I did notice some typos, I don’t think any of them were anything major – and certainly didn’t impact the effectiveness of the Every Other Day Diet.

I think you’re paying more for the secret of EODD and for the results that you’ll get from using the program – and in that sense the book is worth the money. I’ve seen bottles of weight-loss pills that cost more – and do a heck of a lot less.

That said, the EODD program isn’t for everyone. While I like the frequent cheat meals (every other day) I found that the low-calorie day was too low calorie for me, and I ended up using Fat Burning Furnace to lose weight instead.

For What it’s worth, Jon Benson – the writer of Every Other Day Diet – has been in the Health and Diet industry a long time, and is the brains behind many either diet programs – including ‘Fit Over 40′, the ’7 Minute Diet’, and ’7 Minute Body’.

I think he’s credible, and EODD is one of his more popular products. The program was developed in response to other ‘cheat’ diets, and it’s solid, although I’ve heard good things about Cheat Your Way Thin too. Good luck on your diet!