Shakeology
kelleyjhale
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I have been using shakeology for 30 days and love the results. I have to use it more as a supplement than a meal replacement, for my size. Does anyone else use this?
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I supplement with a whey protein and love it. I definitely am one that can't do it just as a meal replacement.0
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Not anymore. I was a sucker for a couple of months, but it's a bloated over priced protein powder meal replacement product. There is no way a bag of that should cost 130 bucks.
I use whey protein and it's much much better.
^^this. If you really feel you need a supplement, look at protein.0 -
I thought they were vile0
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I just have a normal protein powder and a multivitamin0
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There are more cost effective ways to obtain a supplement replacement. Try a few of the other "thicker" protein powders. Difference can be $3 per serving vs Shakeology.
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I like to know what I'm putting in my body. They refuse to tell people just what is in those shakes.
Plus, I refuse to support them because they're a shady company.0 -
I like to know what I'm putting in my body. They refuse to tell people just what is in those shakes.
Plus, I refuse to support them because they're a shady company.
Agreed. I think the way they market ("free" clean eating challenges, infiltrating these forums, MLM pressure selling tactics, completely unqualified people calling themselves 'coach' etc.) speaks volumes about the company.0 -
No. And there's a reason why I've never tried it; it's complete trash.0
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NO. They are absurdly overpriced because of the MLM kickbacks. ABSURDLY. And I'd prefer to eat real food. As a "supplement"? If you're trying to lose weight, why would you use a supplement? And if you WANTED a supplement, why Shakeology? Why not protein powder? Do you like throwing money away?
Finally, the company's so sleazy, unethical, and disgusting that I've decided that I couldn't live with myself if I gave them any money. I'm interested in some of the programs on DVD, and I WAS considering the streaming option, but now I'm going to just buy the DVDs used so they don't get anything.0 -
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My sister uses it and let me have some to try. I really liked the chocolate one mixed with coffee.
However, the price prevents me from using it. $130 plus shipping? ARE YOU SERIOUS??0 -
MamaBirdBoss wrote: »As a "supplement"? If you're trying to lose weight, why would you use a supplement?
I'm confused. What's wrong with supplementing protein if you're having trouble hitting your macros, even if you're trying to lose weight?
I supplement nearly every day to reach my goal because it's easy and meat is expensive.
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OP - yeah, good luck with that. Shakeo is overpriced garbage.0
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kelleyjhale wrote: »I have been using shakeology for 30 days and love the results. I have to use it more as a supplement than a meal replacement, for my size. Does anyone else use this?
I've been a Shakeology user but recently found "Cleanshake," which is a smaller container but only $45. It seems to have pretty decent nutrition. Most folks on here will call Shakeology garbage and overpriced, and while it is overpriced, I don't personally think it's garbage. There are some good aspects to it including the pre- and probiotics. But it's not necessary for a healthy diet and can be troublesome if you actually like to eat your calories. I'm going to give Cleanshake a go because I like to make stuff with it like pancakes, muffins, and I add it to Greek yogurt for a chocolate mousse-type snack.0 -
I have a couple of friends who are beach body coaches, and although they both look fantastic, I refuse to buy into the hype. I'm not a shake person, and I certainly prefer whole, fresh fruit, smoothies, with a little added protein from either vegan powder, silken tofu, or yogurt.0
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cindyangotti wrote: »My sister uses it and let me have some to try. I really liked the chocolate one mixed with coffee.
However, the price prevents me from using it. $130 plus shipping? ARE YOU SERIOUS??
Yeah, even if I wanted to try it, the cost would prohibit me from doing so. I hate when I have to spend more than $15 a container for my protein.0 -
Alyssa_Is_LosingIt wrote: »MamaBirdBoss wrote: »As a "supplement"? If you're trying to lose weight, why would you use a supplement?
I'm confused. What's wrong with supplementing protein if you're having trouble hitting your macros, even if you're trying to lose weight?
I supplement nearly every day to reach my goal because it's easy and meat is expensive.
Unless you're spending $130 on a bag you could get at GNC for $30.
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Alyssa_Is_LosingIt wrote: »MamaBirdBoss wrote: »As a "supplement"? If you're trying to lose weight, why would you use a supplement?
I'm confused. What's wrong with supplementing protein if you're having trouble hitting your macros, even if you're trying to lose weight?
I supplement nearly every day to reach my goal because it's easy and meat is expensive.
Unless you're spending $130 on a bag you could get at GNC for $30.
Bingo
I love my chocolate whey/PB2 shakes. They're much cheaper than Shakeology, taste better, and help me to meet my goals.0
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