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Add to SafariWhen comparing Soylent vs MANA, the Slant community recommends Soylent for most people. In the question“What are the best food substitutes?” Soylent is ranked 1st while MANA is ranked 2nd. The most important reason people chose Soylent is:
Prepare multiple meals in minutes - no need to shop for individual ingredients or plan ahead.
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Pros
Pro Saves time
Prepare multiple meals in minutes - no need to shop for individual ingredients or plan ahead.
Pro Saves money
Spend less than $10 per day on food, and less than $4 per meal - get more than a day’s worth of meals for less than the cost of takeout.
Pro Consists of all essential nutrients
Eat balanced and wholesome - get all of the essential nutrients required to fuel the human body.
Pro Pro GMO Policy
Pro EFSA compatible & 46 clinical studies
Formulas are based on the recommended daily intake from both EFSA and WHO, as well as more than 44 clinical studies related to ingredients and 2 studies to MANA drink.
Pro Has 161 health benefits approved by the EFSA
They have on their website all the informations and links to the clinical studies.
Pro Lab Analysis
Each ingredient used in Mana is analyzed in depth in accredited laboratories.
Cons
Con Liquid
Con Doesn't have everything your body needs
Soylent does not have everything your body needs. Supplements only represent the current level of knowledge of nutrition requirements, which change and update all the time. It only includes stuff that's currently available in supplement form.
Con Multiple reports of gastrointestinal problems
In 2016, the company announced it would halt sales of the Soylent Bar due to reports of gastrointestinal illness, including nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.[29] The company asked customers to discard any unconsumed bars and said it would offer full refunds.[30] On October 21, 2016, the company triggered a product recall.
On October 27, 2016, the company also halted sales of Soylent Powder.[31] The company said tests on the bar had not shown contamination[clarification needed] but also said that some powder users had reported stomach-related symptoms from consuming the powder.[32][33]
Both Manjoo and Ziegler said they had experienced some gastrointestinal problems from drinking it.[23][22] Lee Hutchinson of Ars Technica also reported a brief period of "adaptation gas" at the beginning of a four-day experiment.[15]
Con Carb heavy
The amount of carbs in soylent make it an unattractive option for many. People on low-carb diets or diabetics would not do well on Soylent.
Con Too much sugar
Con Official product not available outside US and Canada
Soylent is distributed only within US and Canada. They are however making efforts to bring it to other countries.
Con Tastes like the milk that's at the bottom of the cereal bowl
Con Now Ships to USA
Mostly ships to European countries only with one or two exceptions.
