Thanks for posting this Colin. Once the subject of Soylent came up, I've been thinking of contributing this myself but I don't think I have enough karma to mak

Thanks for posting this Colin. Once the subject of Soylent came up, I've been thinking of contributing this myself but I don't think I have enough karma to make a difference. Too expensive for me to use as a meal so I would use it as a supplement. I've been formulating my own mixtures for years and this is one of the helpful ingredients. I test every supplement under extreme conditions, and this is a proven performance enhancer to me. Currently at formulation #22 according to the label, the website still shows #21 in their JPG of complete ingredients. Take a look at the components to see if you are already getting these in your diet. If not, maybe that's what supplements are for. Thanks to HN I looked at Soylent, too bad it is not free of artificial ingredients. Add some of this to Soylent and it sure would make it green though. Now I'm no youngster and I do remember when the original movie of Soylent Green came out. It was in response to the 1970's meat crisis, which was along the lines of the Arab oil embargo. Heck, I even remember when the NFL was still drinking Kool-Aid and only the Gators had Gatorade. By the time I got there they had an extreme system which made it difficult to rise to the top unless you were likely to be able to invent something as popular. Regardless, I've not been interested in popularity but I do formulate my own sports drink too, which has none of the artificial components of Gatorade, and excels in performance trials.