Nutrimeal FAQs

1. What is the best way to use Nutrimeal?
The best way to use Nutrimeal is to make your favourite shakes. Many people add fruit and ice to their Nutrimeal. You can also add ingredients like juice concentrate, honey, vanilla extract, non-fat flavoured yogurt, etc The possibilities are endless.

2. Should my children be taking Nutrimeal?
Yes, in the case of young children, however, you should always consult your paediatrician before changing your child's diet. Nutrimeal provides only the highest quality nutrient-dense ingredients. Children and especially teenagers may greatly benefit from the incorporation of Nutrimeal into their diets.

3. Should senior citizens take Nutrimeal?
Senior citizens can also benefit from Nutrimeal because poor appetite and poor nutrient selection frequently compromise their ingestion patterns. Even though they may eat the RDI levels of carbohydrates, protein, and fat, they continue to lose muscle mass through their later years. Maintaining muscle mass and strength is critical to their ability to live independently. Nutrimeal also contains fibre that helps regularity.

4. Should women take Nutrimeal?
Women, in particular, should take Nutrimeal because the female metabolic profile tends to facilitate fat storage. Many women find Nutrimeal helpful because it taste great and is a convenient way to get the nutrients they need. In addition, women who try to lose body fat through standard dieting methods not only risk vitamin and mineral deficiencies, but can be derailed by frustration and the constant hunger that low food intake creates. Nutrimeal allows women to eat regularly and avoid hunger pangs that come with low-calorie dieting, so vitamin and mineral deficiencies are less frequent.

5. Is Nutrimeal useful for people who are not physically active?
Using Nutrimeal with other foods does benefit people who are routinely sedentary. The vitamins and minerals in Nutrimeal can benefit those who are not physically active.

6. I have heard that Nutrimeal is based on a 50:30:20 ratio. What does this mean?
Nutrimeal has been formulated with a 50:30:20 ratio of carbohydrates, protein, and fat. The ratio is based on calories. This balance provides high energy and good amounts of quality protein and healthy fats.

7. Nutrimeal has been certified to be low-glycaemic. Is this important?
Absolutely. Clinical tests show that low-glycemic foods help maintain normal blood sugar and insulin levels. Refined carbohydrates cause a rise in insulin, which interferes with fat metabolism

8. What is the nutritional profile of Nutrimeal?
Nutrimeal contains 280 calories (when mixed with soy milk), 12 grams of soy protein, 20 grams of low glycaemic carbohydrates, and 3.57 grams of fat per serving.

9. What kind of protein is in Nutrimeal?
Nutrimeal contains the highest quality soy protein isolate available. Soy protein is a complete protein, which means that it contains all the essential amino acids in optimal rations. Soy protein is also very easy for the body to digest. Nutrimeal contains NO genetically modified soy protein.