Is Huel the healthiest possible meal you can eat? Why not?
Yeah, why not.
Great! Good to hear that
If it were then why the constant version upgrade of the Huel formula? Thereâs still room for improvement and this is best shown by the Huel team tendency to refine their formula.
ExactlyâŚjust because you have the best product, it doesnât mean you donât want to make it better or refine it. You could say the same with the best engine, the best smartphone etcâŚ
We believe that Huel is the best combination of high quality nutrition and convenience. You can make a meal from whole foods with the same nutrient values I expect, however you would sacrifice convenience (and it would be difficult).
If Huel is the most healthy and convenient meal out there, and we certainly think it is, then why not try and constantly make it better. We are always striving for perfection and this can only come from tweaking slightly.
Thank you for your reply. I think itâs healthy that the community is always critical, but posts like yours are really reassuring
You tweaked the salt up, were happy, and then a few months later tweaked it up again, this time to over the recommended safe limits. In what way is this striving for perfection? Youâve also ignored several requests on the forums to justify this action. Fine, if you donât want to say so, then thatâs your business, but please donât tell us that your eternal quest for perfection led you to make your food unsafe.
Different diets are healthier for different people. For someone undernourished a different diet would be healthier than for someone who is obese.
I think that Huel is the simplest, healthiest food that I have tried.
I still like to have a bit of variety and donât think 100% Huel would be the best option for me.
@sanovine In multiple recent posts youâve complained that the salt level has been increased. And youâve now gone on to complain about the Huel team supposedly ignoring user requests.
Youâve already been called out on this, and an example of your self-contradiction has already been pointed out in another thread where youâve been going back on your words, yet you continue to appear to be claiming you were happy with the salt level before v2.0.
Here is the response Iâm referring to, which was directed at you:
At the time when you were saying âNeeds moreâ the product version was v1.2. And immediately prior to that comment of yours in that thread, someone had just pointed out that the salt content had been recently increased. So it was clearly at the time of the most recent version prior to v2.0 that you were saying to the Huel team: âNeeds moreâ.
Your comment about v1.2:
One of your recent comments about v2.0:
Now that a change has been made, you want to keep making new posts, berating the Huel team for adding salt.
I suspect that you will reply to me saying something like âWell, I didnât ask for SO much â they doubled it! They shouldâve only increased it a little!â.
But that would be moving the goalposts and making a different argument. Iâm calling you out for pretending that you were perfectly happy with the salt level before, and for pretending that you never asked for any increase over-and-above what was already in v1.2.
Iâm not a nutritionist, and my request for salt was purely for taste.
So if I ask for Round-Up weedkiller in it and get my request granted, would that be ok?
Stop being so stupid. Are you suggesting that some random oaf on the internet made a request, so their nuritionist ignored safe levels and added it to everyones food due to that?
Huels salt level exceeds recommen.ed safe levels, and I am entitled to ask why. They can choose to respond or not, but not responding says just as much imho.
Three logical fallacies in a row.
Moving the goalpost, constructing a straw man argument, and then finally an ad hominem attack for good measure.
some random oaf on the internet
probably why theyâre ignoring you
Your first time on the Internet is it? I honestly canât be bothered to go there. Have a good day sir.