Soylent 2.0

It is not filled with tons of preservatives

I updated it so you see everything

no info on aas, i dont want to just assume its all soy protein ( =carbs basically) but i m 93.3% sure

soylent, mana etc are for decadent morons who are so bored by our high living stds they come up with retarded shit like this

pretty sure on the forums you can find all the breakdowns, and if not, ask. If the bcaa are lacking, easily can supplement. Or just eat regular diet and have these drinks as a snack

I like this drink as going to the casino and eating is a huge pain. Casino food sucks or way overpriced

On August 05 2015 16:15 Highcard wrote: pretty sure on the forums you can find all the breakdowns, and if not, ask. If the bcaa are lacking, easily can supplement. Or just eat regular diet and have these drinks as a snack

yo dawg, i ve heard you like supplements, so you can supplement while you supplement

its soy protein, basically garbage, theres plenty of better options like protein bars or just mixing whey+casein+mixed oats and adding water later

Ive done a fair amount of research on nutrition and this product looks questionable. There is worse things u can put in ur body obv but i wouldnt be looking to buy this in bulk and have it as a regular part of your diet.

Ever considered packing a lunch for casino? You could probably cook some stuff in bulk and pack a weeks worth at a time.

What part is questionable about the Soylent 2.0 drink version? I have never bought soylent as previous version have had questionable ingredients, sources of ingredients, ratios. However, this time around looking at it, it is a lot more solid from my understanding.

For a long time I avoided soy protein isolate but it is looking to not be as bad as I previous felt it could be. Do I prefer they use something different? probably, but I would never use soylent as a total nutrition replacement.

I tend to avoid added sugars or things like sucralose, not sure why they don't use Stevia, but I prefer nothing like that added. Though, at such a low concentration I don't think it even matters.

The reason why avoiding outside foods is a goal, in particular: cooking methods, unknown quantities of ingredients, etc. Most restaurants use very cheap vegetable oils, adding a lot more omega 6 than what I want in my diet. I prefer to limit foods cooked via high temperature for long periods of time, etc.

You see where this is going, a formulation that reaches nutritional goals while being environmentally sustainable and reducing overall carbon footprint is important. Their use of Algal oil that is produced via Algae, grown in a laboratory is a better use of energy than getting fats from things like animals, animal by products.

As for making a ton of good, yes but everyone is partial to convenience

this is healthier than mcdees or ramen for sure

On August 05 2015 16:16 Highcard wrote: I like this drink as going to the casino and eating is a huge pain. Casino food sucks or way overpriced

Wait what you guys pay for food in casinos?
Drinks & food are all free here rofl well obviously drinks are shit JW red label equivalent but still

On August 05 2015 19:28 Highcard wrote: You see where this is going, a formulation that reaches nutritional goals while being environmentally sustainable and reducing overall carbon footprint is important. Their use of Algal oil that is produced via Algae, grown in a laboratory is a better use of energy than getting fats from things like animals, animal by products.

i take it back, obv soy protein is fine for you -____________-

I can't take the word soylent seriously. Every time I see it I immediately think of that 1970s movie Soylent Green where the food they eat is made out of dead people.

Yuk.

On August 06 2015 06:20 Trav94 wrote: I can't take the word soylent seriously. Every time I see it I immediately think of that 1970s movie Soylent Green where the food they eat is made out of dead people.

SPOILER ALERT.

Not sure why the creator decided to name his product after that movie though.

On August 05 2015 23:53 whamm! wrote: this is healthier than or ramen for sure

that's why you add spring-unions, garlic and beef/fish

Soy protein is poison for men. 50% carbs sucks ball.

On August 05 2015 19:23 Highcard wrote: What part is questionable about the Soylent 2.0 drink version? I have never bought soylent as previous version have had questionable ingredients, sources of ingredients, ratios. However, this time around looking at it, it is a lot more solid from my understanding. For a long time I avoided soy protein isolate but it is looking to not be as bad as I previous felt it could be. Do I prefer they use something different? probably, but I would never use soylent as a total nutrition replacement. I tend to avoid added sugars or things like sucralose, not sure why they don't use Stevia, but I prefer nothing like that added. Though, at such a low concentration I don't think it even matters.

Soy, canola oil, and high heat preservation procedure are all huge flags for me.

Avoid soy and most all beans unless fermented, canola oil cuz of omega imba when our diet most likely already has too much omega 6, and high temperature preservation cuz it turns a lot of stuff that was once fine for us into something toxic (not saying thats the case here but its a flag at least).

also dont like the macro ratios and a few of the other ingredients further down the list

I mean mostly nitpicking here the jury isnt out on most of this stuff.

But pretty sure if u rly care what you are eating these days u gotta make ur own food or pay some health nit delivery service to do it for u.

just focus on non-processed foods doods

Or have Jiro prepare his sushi for you everyday!!