New meal replacement

[millenium girl]

I'm trying a new superfoods meal replacement (from Goldmetalsupplements). As you know I have been buying Shakeology for years now. I usually replace dinner with Greek yogurt and Shakeology. I wonder what that new meal replacement will do for me. I will tell you more in a few days.

 

[misterB]

i use meal replacements as supplement food to try and gain weight, so if its good let us know.

 

[millenium girl]

This one contains an array of proteins, amino acids, and other nutrients that make it a true powerhouse on the nutritional front (that's what goldsupplements told me).

Serving size - 24.5 grams.
Proprietary ingredients list: whey protein concentrate, pea protein concentrate, raw black maca, spirulina, broccoli extract, pipeline.

Calories 120
Calories from fat 19
Total fat 2.1 g
Saturated fat 1.2 g
Trans fat < 0.12 g
Cholesterol 57.5 mg
Sodium 50 mg
Potassium 105 mg
Total carbohydrate 1.2 g
Sugars 1.2 g
Protein 23 g

 

[millenium girl]

Looking for something else now that I'm going vegan. Not sure soy is good for me. Your input would be appreciated.

 

[Hanzo]

Looking for something else now that I'm going vegan.

millenium girl


Check this product out: SuperMeal - Dr. Schulze - Dr. Schulze

 

[millenium girl]

Check this product out: SuperMeal - Dr. Schulze - Dr. Schulze

HanzoWow that looks like an interesting meal replacement, it has more ingredients than Shakeology and it's cheaper (maybe not because I double scoop all my shakes lol). I might give it a try.

 

[TSizemore]

Does fish and eggs count?

 

[R2D2]

you want a mix of rice/pea protein and then maybe some mct oils and slow-digesting carbs thrown in. i put some psyllium husk in mine too. you can make your own blend here: truenutrition.com

 

[millenium girl]

you want a mix of rice/pea protein and then maybe some mct oils and slow-digesting carbs thrown in. i put some psyllium husk in mine too. you can make your own blend here: truenutrition.com

R2D2There are a few protein powder blends around here that are a mix of rice, pea and hemp protein. I have to check the truenutrition website. Living in Europe makes things a bit tricky sometimes.