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I have been trying to find ways to reduce food costs significantly, while maintaining optimal diet and minimal prep time. I settled on using a combination of both Soylent and Huel with a variety of other ingredients, and making four large shakes. I then make a whole food dinner every night to get extra calories in, while getting a belly full of real food. What are the possible negative side effects of this diet? I know some people talk about phytonutrients, but I cannot find any sources on recommended amounts or actual value for the dozens of phytonutrients. I try and keep up by including some veggies in the final meal.
4 Shakes comprised of...
Soylent
Huel
Bananas
Chia Seeds
Oats
Peanut Butter
Skim Milk
Cinnamon
Cocoa Powder
1 Large Meal comprised of...
Chicken Thigh
Broccoli
Brown Rice
Black Beans
Red and Yellow Pepper
Jalapeno
Carrot (shredded)
Eggs
This meal plan gets me 3400 calories, with 25% protein, 37% fat, and 38% carbs, with 58 grams of fiber and a 4:1 omega 6:3 ratio. I should mention that I am bulking right now for weightlifting.
Analysis of the micro-nutrients shows me having 100% or greater of A, C, E, K, Thiamin, Riboflavin, Niacin, B6, Folate, B12, Choline, P-Acid, Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Potassium, Zinc, Copper, Manganese, and Selenium. The protein amino acid profile is also balanced.
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