ZOE Nutrition Complete Meal Replacement (1000 g, Vanilla Gelato)

• Meal replacement powder for weight control
• Combines milk and soya protein sources
• With carbohydrates, fats, inulin, vitamins and minerals
• Gluten-free formula

A meal alternative with several nutrient groups

zoe Complete Meal Replacement brings protein, carbohydrates, fats and micronutrients together in a flavoured powder. Its composition is designed around its role as a meal replacement, with several nutrient groups included in the same formula.

Milk and soya proteins

The protein blend combines skimmed milk powder, milk protein concentrate and soya protein isolate. Milk and soya provide amino acids, the building blocks used to produce the body's own proteins. Some amino acids are essential, meaning they need to come from the diet because the body cannot make enough of them itself.

Protein contributes to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass. Its nutritional importance extends beyond exercise: proteins are components of tissues throughout the body and participate in many normal processes. Obtaining an adequate supply remains part of balanced everyday nutrition.

Carbohydrates, fats and fibre

The formula also includes carbohydrate sources, soya oil powder and inulin. These ingredients give the composition a broader nutritional profile than protein alone. Protein, carbohydrates and fats are macronutrients, which the body requires in relatively substantial amounts.

During digestion, food is broken down into smaller components. Carbohydrates are broken down into simpler sugars, proteins into amino acids and smaller peptides, and fats into smaller constituents. The digestive system then makes nutrients available for absorption and use throughout the body.

Vitamins and minerals within the formula

A vitamin and mineral blend complements the macronutrient ingredients. Micronutrients are needed in smaller amounts than protein, carbohydrates and fats, but they still participate in essential body functions. A food's nutritional profile therefore involves more than its energy content or protein quantity alone.

Vitamin C, for example, is involved in the body's production of collagen and supports normal immune function. It also acts as an antioxidant, helping protect cells against oxidative damage. These are general nutritional functions of vitamin C, rather than a promise of a particular result from the finished product.

A place within a wider diet

The role of a meal replacement should be considered alongside the rest of the diet. Food variety, appropriate energy intake and adequate fluids all remain relevant. A structured nutritional approach considers what is eaten across the day, rather than assessing one drink in isolation.

Complete Meal Replacement offers a powder format for people seeking a planned meal alternative. Its combination of protein sources and other nutrient groups defines the formula, while a varied diet and healthy lifestyle provide the wider nutritional foundation.

DIRECTION (1 serving = 57 g)

Mix 1 serving (57 g) with 200–250 ml of water and consume once daily as a replacement for one of your main meals. Scoops provide approximate measurements: weighing scales are recommended.

STORAGE

Store in a cool, dry place.