The Power Fast Diet is body re-composition intermittent fasting based eating pattern. It uses your body's energy allocation to perform specific tasks to help you burn high during the day, tapping into your body's fat reserves, and supply energy post-workout to aid muscle building and recovery.
Every day consists of two meals - one pre and one post-workout. The first meal of the day is low in carbs (protein + veggies). It provides a slow-release energy source that powers your day but does not trigger the insulin response so the process of converting protein into glycogen that can be stored in the muscles and used for energy takes place smoothly, without sharp insulin spikes. The second meal depends on whether you have trained on that day or not. The second meal option has to be earned otherwise the meal option for the second meal stays the same as Meal options #1. The principle is that all carbs have to be earned.
Any training session has to be 45 minutes + On cardio or high intensity training days a fruit salad or a small dessert is allowed with the second meal. The key is the gap between the last meal of the day and the first meal of the next day. In that time your body uses the energy you have given it to repair muscle tissue, build new muscle and maintain its functions. To do that it uses up all available energy, including stored fat reserves. In other words, you get to reduce body fat.