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Step 1
Read the book. Jorge Cruise's "Three-Hour Diet" is available online and in bookstores and libraries everywhere.
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Step 2
Make a meal plan. Depending on your schedule, set your breakfast time earlier or later in the day, just be sure to eat every three hours. A sample schedule would be: breakfast at 7 a.m., snack at 10 a.m., lunch at 1 p.m., snack at 4 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m.
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Step 3
Stock up on snacks that average about 100 calories, such as half of a large apple, ten almonds or cashews or premade, low-calorie diet snacks. Keep a wide variety of these snacks in your cupboard, your desk at work and even your car's glove box.
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Step 4
Travel with food. Whether you are spending the day at work, at the beach or running errands, make sure you have a lunch box with handy snacks for your break times.
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Step 5
Eat the right proportions. In The Three Hour Diet, what you eat isn't as important as how much you eat. Cover half your plate with vegetables, add a serving of carbohydrates the size of a Rubik's cube and a serving of protein the size of a deck of cards. Eat and enjoy.











