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A typical cup of coffee contains approximately 138 mg of caffeine. The unique blend of ganoderma in this product apparently neutralizes the caffeine dramatically to only 9 mg per cup, but still provides that "lift" and boost in energy that coffee drinkers are looking for, but without the caffeine jitters.
Extravagant claims or more humble motives? The website is cupofmoney.com - which wasn't working when I went to investigate.
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10-10-2005 @3:30PM Terry Bain said... If it sounds too good to be true (and, you know, mushrooms in my coffee really doesn't sound too good at all), then it probably is.
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10-12-2005 @1:37AM Dulce said... A recent article on these mushrooms in a mycologists 'Fungus of the Month' online article (http://botit.botany.wisc.edu/toms_fungi/mar2005.html). Lots of pictures and some information on the medical claims.
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