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Maybe Soylent is okay. Maybe. But there are well established, scientific methods to evaluate these claims. Why don't you summarize them here, and ask if the pe
by ph0rque 13y ago
Maybe Soylent is okay. Maybe. But there are well established, scientific methods to evaluate these claims.
Why don't you summarize them here, and ask if the people behind Soylent have utilized them?
- DanBC 13y agoSome of the methods were summarized in all the previous threads. The people saying that Soylent were not being rigorous enough with the science were told that it's just someone doing a personal project and of course it doesn't need to be scientific.
- daemonfire300 13y agoI looked at their site, and I haven't found anything talking ACTUALLY about the ingredients. We don't have to list scientific methods which they did not utilize, if their website does not give us any clue about the actual product, rather than it will be "good for your body".
- ceejayoz 13y agoIt's quite clear the Soylent folks haven't. From their FAQ: "Is it safe? We have been testing Soylent on ourselves for several months and the data shows it to have a positive nutritional benefit." The well established, scientific method is a double-blind clinical trial, in which neither patient nor investigator know whether the patient is receiving the substance being tested or the control substance.