Shakeology

I thought they were vile

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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Kalikel wrote: »

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.

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.

shell1005 wrote: »

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!

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.

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.

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.

jkwolly wrote: »

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.

Nothing wrong with it

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.