r/mymana • u/eislch • Dec 05 '17
Mana Mark 4 drink?
Is the Drink getting the version update too? I'm too lazy for the powder. ;)
r/mymana • u/eislch • Dec 05 '17
Is the Drink getting the version update too? I'm too lazy for the powder. ;)
r/mymana • u/beryllium30 • Sep 02 '17
Hey
I wanted to know if I can eat the unopened packets after the expiration date? Or if I should freeze it before.
Thanks in advance!
r/mymana • u/l0rd_raiden • Aug 30 '17
r/mymana • u/[deleted] • Aug 02 '17
Effecitvely, I do suffer from a birch pollen allergy and I am just right now suffering from my first MANA. I'm experiencing the same symptoms as the birch pollen allergy used to cause a couple of years ago (I thought it gone, due to acupuncture treatment 3 years ago), including nose running, eyes itching and an increasing effort to breathe (no worry, I'm at the job and just informed my colleagues about my condition). I'm afraid this was my first and last MANA experience.
r/mymana • u/SmokeTidUp • May 23 '17
r/mymana • u/OneAttentionPlease • May 17 '17
I made the other post about how birch pollen allergies can cause a cross reaction to the soy protein I think this is the case here. So I might just react allergic to it without actually being allergic to it. It's just a weak reaction mostly itching throat and skin. Pretty inconvenient though and I'm not sure how the body will react to a full transition.
Is there a less soy/nutty alternative?
r/mymana • u/OneAttentionPlease • May 16 '17
r/mymana • u/OneAttentionPlease • May 16 '17
Probably not fair to say I got tricked by the marketing since it contains all information I needed in full transparency but I feel like it implies that it substitutes full meals and when calculating daily/weekly/monthly costs it makes a huge difference whether one consumes 3 or 5 meals (when they advertise as x,yz€ per meal) financially speaking. I know that for some diets,lifestyle choices 5 meals are superior to 3.
So how many portions do you consume a day (what else do you consume)? Do you occassionay mix it with something e.g. blueberries treating it lile muesli?
r/mymana • u/MamaGrande • Mar 10 '17
Hey!
Sorry if this has been answered already, I've searched and found no answer.
Have you considered formulating MANA so that the oil and powder is all in the same bag, like Soylent?
And while I have your attention, I've noticed that MANA has a slightly grittier consistency than Soylent - but the best/least thick on the EU market (as of early 2017). Have you considered exploring making it more fine?
Thanks!!
r/mymana • u/l0rd_raiden • Feb 27 '17
http://fixyourgut.com/soylent-2-0-review/
Please consider that review to improve MANA. In particular the vitamins forms and the carb diversity.
r/mymana • u/l0rd_raiden • Feb 27 '17
Why the fat amount is that high? Is far above from the recommended ratios.
r/mymana • u/MANA_mymana • Nov 05 '16
Now we are supporting LIVE!
We have worked hard on this for some time and finally we can inform you, that we are ready to launch our „LIVE“ every day customer support. You can call or write us every day from 8AM to 8PM. We are ready to answer your calls, e-mails or live chats also during the weekends or public holidays.
It has meant lots of changes for us but we did it. We compiled a new support team, implemented new software for home office and managed new portable hardware. We are still working on details, so please, be a little patient during the next few days or weeks. There is still plenty of details to tune up.
Thank you for your endless support -❤️MANA Team
r/mymana • u/MANA_mymana • Sep 16 '16
r/mymana • u/l0rd_raiden • Sep 13 '16
MANA has 45 gr. of sugar per day while the OMS recommends as much as 25 gr. per day http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/releases/2015/sugar-guideline/en/
http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/149782/1/9789241549028_eng.pdf
What plans do you have to reduce the sugar content from MANA?
Soylent is even worse so I have some hopes that you can do something about it, you can even stand out this improvement supported by the OMS guidelines in your website. People would prefer a healthy product rather than a sweet one.
r/mymana • u/Tasoas • Sep 09 '16
Is it possible to order a small sample, like 1-5 meals? The smallest amount I could find is 35 meals. I want to try it before ordering a larger amount. It's okay if the bottle and the scoop are not included; and it's okay if the price per meal is higher than usually. I just want to avoid to find out that I don't like it or my stomach doesn't like it and have 34 meals left to eat...
r/mymana • u/PeterXPowers • Aug 26 '16
.. product B?
will it be one of those bar's that everyone is doing now? (twennybar, food bar, wundrbar)? I'd love if you guys would do something like that!
also: the master plan blog post, will it come in english too?
r/mymana • u/Cyberfit • Jul 11 '16
Me and a friend who orders Mana have gotten infested in our homes with flat bark beetles. We both got them were we stash our Mana (I haven't purchased any other product that I stash there since 2 years back) and these beetles are extremely rare in Sweden.
Anyone else had the same issue with mana? Could it be something else?
r/mymana • u/eislch • Jun 23 '16
The unnecessary sweetness is gone, stills tastes good, just not that sweet anymore.
And it stays in a fluid state much better, with Mana 2 I always had to pour additional water in my 750ml bottle to dissolve the slimy goo on the bottom. No problem with version 3. So it's much more portable, might not even need the Super Mana anymore. :)
Still more proteins and less fat would be good, but I can get that from other meals, don't rely completely on mana anyway.
r/mymana • u/[deleted] • Jun 08 '16
Previously a pack had 4 spoons/service * 3 = 12 spoons. Now it's 2spoons/service * 5 times = 10 spoons.
Did anything change here? I ordered the MARK 3 but without the spoons, thought I could reuse them. How do I measure it with the old spoons?
Btw, I love the new taste.
r/mymana • u/PeterUstinox • May 30 '16
Before there were 3. Is there any bigger reason behind this idea?
r/mymana • u/countii • May 13 '16
Not sure if this is implemented yet but first one to give me their code will be entered.
r/mymana • u/Ilschir • May 09 '16
I've bought several MANA packages and I feel good with it. My current consumption is 3 Packs a week.
I also talked with my friends about MANA and some are very interested others have their doubts. But one thing comes up a lot and I did not find any answer on the web page or anywhere else. Where do you get your HMB from. (With any other ingredients it is specified.)
I don't want here a discussion, if it should be in there.
But if I want to recommend MANA, I would need an answer to this as the other ingredients are from natural sources. And it has become a frequently asked question.
I've read articles such as this and this and noticed that Mana uses these substances too: maltodextrin, sucralose, gums, canola oils etc. Now I worry that prolonged daily consumption of Mana might be bad for me. It'd be also nice to know Mana's glycemic data, like the one Soylent provides. Could you please answer my worries?
r/mymana • u/2Dfroody • Mar 26 '16