The SATURO Lifestyle! Stop skipping, start improving.

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Originally posted on  https://www.saturo.com/blog/the-saturo-lifestyle-stop-skipping-start-improving/.

In my last blog post, I shared my experience going 100% SATURO for 3 weeks.

While this was a great way to save time and lose weight, most complete food users only replace one meal a day. Knowing that 100% complete food would not be a long term sustainable diet for me, for social and emotional reasons, I switched to a mixed diet. by Armin

For which situations is SATURO suited best?

1. Breakfast

While we know, that this depends a lot on personal life circumstances, there are many patterns to be found.

The breakfast is the meal most commonly consumed alone, as are complete food meals. This makes it a prime candidate for a healthier replacement.
It also is one of the main meals oftentimes skipped when in a hurry, or being consumed on the go to your workplace.
Finally, many people have a routine, eating the same breakfast every day, oftentimes a sugary cereal mix.

So it makes a lot of sense, that the complete food survey from 2018shows, breakfast being the meal replaced the most.

2. Eating Out

The second best opportunity for a complete meal is eating out.
Restaurants, food stands and canteens oftentimes offer fairly unhealthy foods.
The result is a worse nutritional mix than we would like to have and in some cases the energy drop after a fatty lunch.
When you want to get stuff done, but feel like taking a midday nap?

Here, the price difference to complete food also kicks in hard
MC Donalds cannot compete with powder meals from 1,43? per 500 kcal to ready to drink for ~3,50 (without all the subscription and bulk benefits).

For people with food allergies eating out might be a gamble with cross contamination and unlabelled allergens.

There are of course unlimited occasions for complete meals.
Pre- and post workout, on-the-go, filler meals, travelling or hiking,

Find your own rhythm!

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