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They actually haven't. The closest is "booster shakes" which you can use to replace a lunch, here and there. But that's it. None of them say you can stop eating
by digitalpacman 12y ago
They actually haven't. The closest is "booster shakes" which you can use to replace a lunch, here and there. But that's it. None of them say you can stop eating food all together.
I've sat down and done the research and tried to find a single one that would actually say you could use it as a meal replacement, and there aren't any. The only thing really are ones that they keep coma patients alive with, which isn't exactly something a normal every day person could use and stay active. But they would advertise it, just a hint at it, then the fine print says otherwise.
- gamblor956 12y agoShakeology and Garden of Life have been making MREs for years now. You've probably not heard of them because they target vegans and are very expensive.
- munro 12y agoActually the Soylent community is well aware of the alternatives, still none of them are up to Soylent's nutrition level! But you can see people using those things as bases in their DIY recipes [1]. You will start experience joint pain if you decide to just it Garden of Life [2], among other vitamin deficiencies. [1] http://diy.soylent.me/recipes/people-chow-301-tortilla-perfection-w-hemp-seed-oil-coconut-oil-easy-on-the-powder-with-garden-of-life http://diy.soylent.me/recipes/people-chow-301-tortilla-perfe... [2] http://robrhinehart.com/?p=570 http://robrhinehart.com/?p=570