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12-Count 11oz Soylent Protein Meal Replacement Shakes (Various Flavors)
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Amazon.com has 12-Count 11oz Soylent Protein Meal Replacement Shakes (Various Flavors) on sale for $19.99 each. Shipping is free w/ Prime or $25+ orders.
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Available Flavors:
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Available Flavors:
- Creamy Chocolate $19.99
- Vanilla $19.99
- Mint Chocolate $19.99
- Includes 12-count 11-oz. Soylent ready-to-drink plant-based protein complete meal replacement shakes
- Enjoy a quick and convenient nutrient-dense meal replacement and nutritional supplement protein shake for breakfast, lunch, or as a substantial on-the-go snack
- Contains all 9 essential amino acids that help support lean muscle mass maintenance, strength, energy, and satiety to keep you going throughout the day
- A great tasting way to get 28 vitamins and minerals, 9 amino acids, and 2 healthy fats omega-3 and omega-6 for complete daily nutrition, antioxidant, immune, and heart health support
- 1g total sugars, 600mg Omega-3, and 400 calories of slow-burning carbs; Gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free, low GI, kosher, and contains no artificial flavors or colors
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Written by SlickDealio- About the deal:
- The 12-Count 11oz Soylent Protein Meal Replacement Shakes (Various Flavors) are $15.01 less (43% savings) than the list price.
- About the store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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Amazon.com has 12-Count 11oz Soylent Protein Meal Replacement Shakes (Various Flavors) on sale for $19.99 each. Shipping is free w/ Prime or $25+ orders.
Note, In stock soon
Thanks to Community Member madcow3417 for finding this deal.
Available Flavors:
Note, In stock soon
Thanks to Community Member madcow3417 for finding this deal.
Available Flavors:
- Creamy Chocolate $19.99
- Vanilla $19.99
- Mint Chocolate $19.99
- Includes 12-count 11-oz. Soylent ready-to-drink plant-based protein complete meal replacement shakes
- Enjoy a quick and convenient nutrient-dense meal replacement and nutritional supplement protein shake for breakfast, lunch, or as a substantial on-the-go snack
- Contains all 9 essential amino acids that help support lean muscle mass maintenance, strength, energy, and satiety to keep you going throughout the day
- A great tasting way to get 28 vitamins and minerals, 9 amino acids, and 2 healthy fats omega-3 and omega-6 for complete daily nutrition, antioxidant, immune, and heart health support
- 1g total sugars, 600mg Omega-3, and 400 calories of slow-burning carbs; Gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free, low GI, kosher, and contains no artificial flavors or colors
Editor's Notes
Written by SlickDealio- About the deal:
- The 12-Count 11oz Soylent Protein Meal Replacement Shakes (Various Flavors) are $15.01 less (43% savings) than the list price.
- About the store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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People who eat soy rich diets see no impact on testosterone levels whatsoever. They have notable cardiovascular health benefits. No discernable impact on fertility. The studies that purported to show men getting breasts or other odd "feminizing symptoms" involved two weird dudes who ate nearly 10x what old japanese dudes who LIVE on soy already typically eat.
It's fine. If you eat foods rich in soy, you're probably eating a pretty healthy diet already and have nothing to worry about in terms of living a happy, perfectly normal life.
And LOL to the idea that if you're living in America and eating anything other than food you grow yourself, that you're not already eating a TON of soy in consumer packaged foods and drinks.
It's fine as a protein source for occasional meal replacement, which is what Soylent is for. It's not intended as your sole source of calories (maybe it was when it was back when it was a tech bro concern trying to "revolutionize" food), nor as a supplement for strength training. Just don't drink 2000 calories of it a day and you'll be fine.
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Consider looking into diabetes and it's relation to dementia as well.. supposedly folks suffering from these both benefit from a low carb lifestyle (from healthier choices.. not just processed alternatives)
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.ni
People who eat soy rich diets see no impact on testosterone levels whatsoever. They have notable cardiovascular health benefits. No discernable impact on fertility. The studies that purported to show men getting breasts or other odd "feminizing symptoms" involved two weird dudes who ate nearly 10x what old japanese dudes who LIVE on soy already typically eat.
It's fine. If you eat foods rich in soy, you're probably eating a pretty healthy diet already and have nothing to worry about in terms of living a happy, perfectly normal life.
And LOL to the idea that if you're living in America and eating anything other than food you grow yourself, that you're not already eating a TON of soy in consumer packaged foods and drinks.
It's fine as a protein source for occasional meal replacement, which is what Soylent is for. It's not intended as your sole source of calories (maybe it was when it was back when it was a tech bro concern trying to "revolutionize" food), nor as a supplement for strength training. Just don't drink 2000 calories of it a day and you'll be fine.
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Nope.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/...MC5188409/ [nih.gov]
People who eat soy rich diets see no impact on testosterone levels whatsoever. They have notable cardiovascular health benefits. No discernable impact on fertility. The studies that purported to show men getting breasts or other odd "feminizing symptoms" involved two weird dudes who ate nearly 10x what old japanese dudes who LIVE on soy already typically eat.
It's fine. If you eat foods rich in soy, you're probably eating a pretty healthy diet already and have nothing to worry about in terms of living a happy, perfectly normal life.
And LOL to the idea that if you're living in America and eating anything other than food you grow yourself, that you're not already eating a TON of soy in consumer packaged foods and drinks.
It's fine as a protein source for occasional meal replacement, which is what Soylent is for. It's not intended as your sole source of calories (maybe it was when it was back when it was a tech bro concern trying to "revolutionize" food), nor as a supplement for strength training. Just don't drink 2000 calories of it a day and you'll be fine.
(Not snark, but a reference)
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