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Have any of you tried Soylent?
I'm thinking about drinking two Soylents a day (800 calories), and a small dinner of something with high protein like tofu, and some greens, and losing weight that way.
I have a habit of stress eating and I think the only way to get rid of it is to have a set diet and to not waver from it. I have the ability for self control - I used to be anorexic even. But I just don't really think about all the food I'm putting into my mouth. This will save me from thinking about it. I'm excited. I have a lot of junk food I have to finish off first though. Maybe I'll donate it to a homeless shelter to get it over with.
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Helloooooo?
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>should I drink this vile concoction brewed by STEM autists that gives people horrific gastrointestinal problems because I'm too lazy to pay attention to what I eat
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>>8277469
Does it really though? I heard the bars people had issues with, but not the drink? It has really good reviews on Amazon.
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>>8277491
http://boingboing.net/2016/10/29/vomit-dust-soylent-recalls-an.html
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>>8277497
So the drink is safe then?
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>>8277497
That recall was for the food bar which looked like shit anyway.
I buy soylent powder and I'll have it for breakfast when I'm in a rush.
People who have serious nutritional needs or issues may want to find a different product. Soylent is a convenient nutritional supplement, nothing more.
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>>8277510
>READ THE FUCKING ARTICLE BEFORE POSTING RETARDED SHIT
No.
Never had a problem with any powder version, including 1.6. Works on my machine,
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>>8277510
Alright, cool. Gonna go place an order then.
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>>8277512
Word. My Galaxy note 7 never blew up so I'm not returning it.
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