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Yes, it "can replace meals." It can't replace all meals, and that wording exhibits a good deal of effort trying to hide that fact from you. What is the appropr
by Retra 11y ago
Yes, it "can replace meals." It can't replace all meals, and that wording exhibits a good deal of effort trying to hide that fact from you.
What is the appropriate amount of Ensure you'd have to eat in a day to survive on nothing else, and is that the actual amount recommended for meal replacement?
- DanBC 11y agoThis is untrue. Ensure can be, and has been, used as sole source of nutrition. > that wording exhibits a good deal of effort trying to hide that fact from you. No, that wording is keeping them compliant with stringent regulatory systems. The fact that Soylent ignores that regulation is a bug, not a feature. More than one person has pointed out your error. The fact you continue to push it is dishonest.
- geofft 11y agoTalk to your doctor. The manufacturers tell doctors all of this; they just don't market that to the general public. That's also the right answer for the same question about Soylent, btw. It just turns out that people who are unenthusiastic about proper medical advice form a lucrative market.