Zig Zag Diet Plan for maximizing fat loss?

I have been reading up on this and this is what I have found (please let me know if you have tried this before)! I am going to try doing it for two weeks!

Zig Zag Dieting is a new and interesting diet which can help shed maximum fat very quickly. Based on what I have read it makes perfect sense. It can be used to lose fat, gain muscle or maintain your current weight. The basic idea is like muscle confusion for your diet. You have three days of low calories high in protein and low in carbs then one day of high calories that are lower in protein and higher in carbs. It’s very interesting!

The basic idea is this:
There are five rules to the Zig Zag process:
1. Eat at least 5 meals a day but preferably 6 or 7.
2. Make sure your meals are balanced including some fats, protien, and carbs (portions shown later)
3. Food is fuel. Eat it as such! What I mean by that is if you’re getting ready to take a nap eat less carbs than normal in that meal. If you’re going to be doing a tough workout eat a meal high in carbs to give you the energy you need. Basically ask youself “what am I going to be doing for the next three hours of my life” and eat accordingly
4. Zig Zag your caloric intake. 3 days with low calorie’s and 1 day with high then repeat. For example, If you are on a 2100 calorie diet, your three low days you eat approx 1800 calories and on your high day about 2400. That high day will readjust your BMR, support lean tissue building and give you a psychological lift. There is just no way to maximize lean muscle mass while on a calorie-restricted diet
5. Supplement your diet with vitamins and minerals. Your reduced intake of calories makes it impossible to get all of the nutrients your body needs. This is a must to remain healthy and active. ( I take Shakeology for breakfast and a multi vitamin at dinner to make sure my body is getting what it needs. )

To Lose Body Fat:
1. On low days use a 50/30/20 approach (meaning 50% protein, 30% carbs, and 20% fat)
2. On high days use a 30/50/20 approach

Here are some rules of thumb to figuring your percentages:
Protein has 4 calories per gram
Carbs have 4 calories per gram
Fat has 9 calories per gram
So on a 2000 calorie fat shredder diet, you will want 1000 cals from protein, 600 from carbs, and 400 from fat. This would mean 250g protein, 150g carbs and 45 g fat)

What do you think? Anyone else want to join me for 2 weeks trying this method? I currently take in a 1200 calorie diet, (usually 1400 - 1600 on my workout days) so I think I am going to go with these numbers:

Low Calorie days: 1200 Calories
150g Protein
90g Carbs
27g Fat

High Calorie days: 1500 Calories
112g Protein
187g Carbs
33g Fat

What do you think? Am I wrong in trying this? Should I change my numbers???
~Tiffany