The Owner's Manual Diet Book Reviews

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Not the whole book!. I hate to be a naysayer (considering all the 5 star ratings this seems to be getting), but in reality, this is only the menu portion of the book. Which is very misleading, as the description makes you think that the whole 544 page book is included here on the iPad. It's not, you only get 112 pages - most of it recipes (I should have known, it was only $1.99 after all). After getting over my initial disappointment in feeling a bit gypped - the recipes included are certainly worth the paltry sum. Just be aware.... you don't get the meat and potatoes *sic* of the whole book. It seems that this book is sold in "pieces" here. Although not logically explained anywhere, there seem to be several parts available for $1.99 and another large portion of the book on the iBook store for $13.99. Good idea, bad implementation - especially by using the identical description for each one. It has you believing you're getting the complete volume.

Nonsense. This book is a collection of recipes extracted from the full version. You should save your money and not purchase either one, since the dietary advice is full of conventional wisdom based on an outdated, and since discredited theory called the Lipid Hypothesis--the claim that fat is bad and whole wheat and grains are healthy. This is pure nonsense, as any of the recent published studies (I.e. Stanford's AtoZ study) will attest to. There are much better books available on diet and nutrition--books that are not outdated by 30 years like this one.