Nutrisystem D vs the regular plans: What's to chose?

So what are the differences between the new Nutrisystem D plan announced this spring and the well established basic plans? Well... It looks subtle, and it is. Afterall, the basic plan is a pretty good diabetic plan on its own. The basic plan features balanced meals with exchange-like lists of veggies, fruit, protein, carbs, etc. And of course there is the brutal portion control.

If you compare the D plan menu and the regular plan menu, there are lots of subtractions and a few additions -- mainly to the dinner menu. Think of it as two lists that overlap about 80 percent or so. Some meals on the standard plan menu apparently had too much of this or that (mainly carbs I'd guess), and some other meals have been added to keep the balance and provide a reasonable number of items on the list. Many favorites (oriental beef with green peppers and mushrroms, and spinach ravioli) are "legal" on both plans. But you'll see some of your standbys missing if you move from the regular plan to Plan D.

I have not seen the guide book that comes with Plan D yet, but I'll bet there are detail changes there too. Has anybody got copies of both books to give us a comparison report?

Thanks in advance.