Eating food is tedious and I wish I didn't need to do it. You're constantly having to think about it, constantly planning it, buying it, cooking it, making sure you're eating enough but not too much but it's got to be stuff that's good for you. Just give me nutrient cubes I can stick into the stopper installed into my belly button and if I want to eat for fun or taste I can.
Do you have ADHD? I'm the same way and that's what I blame it on, I can eat the same meal every day for a month as long as the prep time is like 30 seconds.
They literally have that it's called Soylent. Lived primarily on that for over a year when I had some orthodontics done. Hated it but wasn't hungry and honestly it was more complete nutrition than I get when I'm eating what I want.
Well one downside is the only good flavors are chocolate and plain, can't stand the mint/strawberry/banana. Another is that it's vegan so the dha/epa ratio is not ideal, it's debatable how much this matters and basically there is no vegan product which solves it that I'm aware of so you're in the same boat as all the other vegans (if you buy vegan omega 3 with high dha you're actually getting mislabeled fish oil or they're lying).
Eating food is tedious and I wish I didn't need to do it. You're constantly having to think about it, constantly planning it, buying it, cooking it, making sure you're eating enough but not too much but it's got to be stuff that's good for you. Just give me nutrient cubes I can stick into the stopper installed into my belly button and if I want to eat for fun or taste I can.
Honestly yeah. Cooking should be a hobby or something you can do on the weekends, not a requirement for living.
Do you have ADHD? I'm the same way and that's what I blame it on, I can eat the same meal every day for a month as long as the prep time is like 30 seconds.
I'm not officially diagnosed with anything because what is healthcare but I've suspected I have many things wrong with my brain space.
They literally have that it's called Soylent. Lived primarily on that for over a year when I had some orthodontics done. Hated it but wasn't hungry and honestly it was more complete nutrition than I get when I'm eating what I want.
I saw a documentary on this stuff, didn't catch the ending but it seemed like a great product with absolutely no downsides.
It's made of people
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Well one downside is the only good flavors are chocolate and plain, can't stand the mint/strawberry/banana. Another is that it's vegan so the dha/epa ratio is not ideal, it's debatable how much this matters and basically there is no vegan product which solves it that I'm aware of so you're in the same boat as all the other vegans (if you buy vegan omega 3 with high dha you're actually getting mislabeled fish oil or they're lying).
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