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South Beach Super Charged Diet Review

Billy recaps week one on the South Beach Super Charged diet.

One man shares his experience after one week on the new version of the South Beach Diet. As a single person, he found that the meal plan requires too many ingredients for it to be worth him following. He describes what he likes about the variety of food choices on the South Beach Diet Super Charged, and the full body workout recommended by the book.

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