I am so tempted to start trying this as i find food to be such a chore a lot of the time. Don't get me wrong, I can understand the beauty of making your own food and eating with friends, but seeing as you have to eat so regularly, this for me would be such a relief. Not having to worry about whether im meeting my requirements would be sweet. Of course, this only applies if the product works. Seeing as its a very recent invention, it's too early to say with any certainty that its healthy in the long term. A man can dream though, a man can dream (extra points if anyone can guess which tv show im referencing).
Damn beat me to the punch. With the clip to boot. Respect.
(09-01-2014, 10:24 PM)isis Wrote: [ -> ]
Haha, 10+ points for isis. Xise, im sorry
I'm trying to use less profanity these days haha. For the children!
Why not go with something like Garden of Life's RAW meal?
http://www.gardenoflife.com/Products-for...-Meal.aspx (Warning - there's a video that automatically plays in the top-right corner)
![[Image: Raw-Meal-Original.jpg]](http://www.gardenoflife.com/Portals/11/Images/SupFacts/RAWMeal/Raw-Meal-Original.jpg)
Compare it to what's in the Soylent:
https://faq.soylent.me/hc/en-us/articles...-Nutrition (scroll down almost to the bottom, to "ingredients".
I mean, the Garden of Life product is raw, for one, and contains probiotics, for two. But aside from that, right below the ingredients list on the Soylent page is a statement which would cause me personally to not consider the Soylent whatsoever as a viable food product:
"Soylent contains GMO and conventional ingredients. It is not certified organic or GMO-free."
It says it right there.
(09-07-2014, 01:11 AM)Aaron Wrote: [ -> ]Why not go with something like Garden of Life's RAW meal?
http://www.gardenoflife.com/Products-for...-Meal.aspx (Warning - there's a video that automatically plays in the top-right corner)
Compare it to what's in the Soylent:
https://faq.soylent.me/hc/en-us/articles...-Nutrition (scroll down almost to the bottom, to "ingredients".
I mean, the Garden of Life product is raw, for one, and contains probiotics, for two. But aside from that, right below the ingredients list on the Soylent page is a statement which would cause me personally to not consider the Soylent whatsoever as a viable food product:
"Soylent contains GMO and conventional ingredients. It is not certified organic or GMO-free."
It says it right there.
Yeah it doesn't have to be soylent per say, just something which can help with my nuritional requirements. Thanks for the info
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No problem.
This is also a pretty good one:
http://www.isagenix.com/en-US/products/c...salean-pro
It's non-GMO, although not completely organic. The shake contains probiotics and the whey protein comes from happy New Zealand cows. The only thing is, it's a direct marketing product so it's not sold in stores. You gotta find an independant distributor who sells it.
I'm sure those things save money in the long run. I can easily spend $300/month in food.
But having the same old every day would get boring and I'd probably drop it.
I've never stuck with anything for long.