The World’s Tastiest All-In-One Nutrition Shake - Try It Risk-Free | Ka'Chava (2024)

FAQs

What are the negative side effects of kachava? ›

Some individuals note Ka'Chava side effects including cramping, bloating, gas, nausea, and diarrhea. These side effects could possibly be related to the added fiber and how well (or not) some folks tolerate it. Other potential allergy-related side effects have also been reported by some.

First, it's relatively high in protein (from peas, rice, oats, and amaranth), of which most of us need a bit more. Plus, it includes plenty of nutrients from superfoods, greens, fruits, adaptogens, essential fatty acids, and fiber, and it can fit in with a healthy diet.

Ka'Chava is a low-calorie meal replacement powder, so it's more likely to lead to weight loss instead of weight gain. That being said, anything can contribute to weight gain if it puts you in a calorie excess.

The regular cost of Ka'Chava is $69.95 per bag. However, many customers choose a monthly subscription option, which saves you $10, for a total of $59.95 per bag. Each bag contains 15 meals, so that works out to just $3.99 per meal.

Ka'Chava is produced in a facility in California our ingredients are sourced from globally qualified suppliers. Many of our ingredients grow in various climates around the world, but we always take special care to source them from sustainable farms with organic growing practices whenever possible.

We recommend having Ka'Chava a maximum of twice a day, and we don't recommend using it as your only source of nutrition. Ka'Chava supports a healthy, balanced diet when consumed alongside whole foods that allow you to get enough macronutrients—protein, carbohydrates, and fat—and micronutrients—vitamins and minerals.

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We're also free from stevia, added preservatives, and artificial flavors and sweeteners. We're certified vegan, certified kosher, and certified Halal. For those with diabetes, Ka'Chava may be a great source of nutrition as a part of a balanced diet.

Each serving of Ka'Chava contains just 4 grams of sugar, primarily from organic coconut nectar, which we've chosen specifically because it's low glycemic—meaning it's less likely to impact blood glucose (a.k.a. blood sugar) levels.

Why is Ka Chava so expensive? ›

One of the primary reasons for Ka'Chava's higher price is its commitment to using high-quality ingredients. Unlike some other meal replacement shakes that may rely on fillers or artificial additives, Ka'Chava prides itself on sourcing only the best ingredients.

Fortunately, Ka'Chava fits right in with the healthy food part. Discover how its unique blend of nutrients and superfoods (fiber, folate, omega-3s, and more) have been shown to play a vital role in normal heart and blood vessel function, and some may help support the maintenance of healthy cholesterol levels.

If you're looking for Ka'Chava alternatives, LyfeFuel offers high-quality plant-based nutrition solutions that might be just what you need.

Store in a cool, dry environment that stays between 50 and 75℉. Unopened, your shake blends have a shelf life of 18 months. Once opened, we recommend consuming your shake blends within five weeks. Be sure to check the expiration date on your package as well.

This means you can start your new routine with Ka'Chava for only $59.95 a bag while getting a taste of all five flavors for free.

Fortunately, Ka'Chava fits right in with the healthy food part. Discover how its unique blend of nutrients and superfoods (fiber, folate, omega-3s, and more) have been shown to play a vital role in normal heart and blood vessel function, and some may help support the maintenance of healthy cholesterol levels.

Each serving of Ka'Chava contains just 6 or 7 grams of sugar, primarily from organic coconut nectar, which we've chosen specifically because it's low glycemic—meaning it's less likely to impact blood glucose (a.k.a. blood sugar) levels.