Perfect diet?

I did absolutley no exercise while actively trying to lose weight. And I consider the plan I followed to be the perfect one for me-alternate day intermittent fasting (also known as JUDDD). On my low calorie fasting days I loved the simplicty and the extra energy I got. On my normal calorie days I ate as I wanted-not counting anything and enjoying whatever foods I wanted. I lost 40 pounds with this plan and I only 'dieted' every other day. I also had blood work done, after doing this plan for six months, and everything came back great, including I'm not pre-diabetic anymore.

There's a JUDDD group here on mfp, in case anyone wants more info

Im confused. What is your definition of perfect? Perfect as in weight comes off every week even when you sleep all day? Perfect as in perfect nutrition where you get every single vitamin you need?

My current "diet" allows me to consistently lose every single week. I eat between 1200-1600 calories a day. I have never not lost weight in a week so far. In total ive lost 19lbs (the ticker is wrong because I logged my weight wrong the first day and tried to fix it but only screwed it up more) in around 60 days. Now if I was bed ridden, I would have still lost weight, just not so rapidly. Any time you eat under the calories used, you will lose weight. Do I get all my vitamins from my diet? No. Its very difficult to eat so little and still get a full days supply of everything your body wants. I do get a lot of vitamins from my smoothies though.

Typical day:
Smoothie (frozen strawberries, frozen blueberries, a banana, a cup of plain nonfat greek yogurt, water, spinach, and some splenda) 250-260 calories.

Slice of pizza, chicken and mashed potatoes, soup, or pretty much anything including chocolate that fits into the 250-500 calorie range at lunch time.

For dinner I will really eat a big meal. I prefer for most of my calories to be eaten at night. If I go to bed hungry, im gonna have a problem the next day. So chicken and pasta. Pasta alfredo. Hamburgers...... pretty much anything that fits into the 500 to 1000 calorie range. How many calories I eat at dinner depends on a few factors. The first is how many calories I ate during the day. The second is how hungry I am. The third is whether im having dessert..

For dessert, if I have calories left over, I will have some no sugar added ice cream sandwiches. They are generally 100 calories.

Low Kcal vegan diet is the way to go. 1200 kcals, mostly veggies. Make soups if you get hungry, with vegan "soup"!
Check out my food lists. I don't know how much I lost yet because I refuse to get on a scale but I went from a size 12 pants to a size 8.

If I were bedridden, my focus would be more on protein than any of the other macros.
Plenty of lean chicken and fish, along with hard boiled eggs, greek yoghurt, vegetables, fruits and nuts.