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ganoderma coffee?
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No Steve, but I have heard of Psylocybe Cubensis tea.
Or more commonly known as Magic mushroom Tea 
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fancy some ergot with that?
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Gives you heart rot
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never seen that before, I can think of a few people i'd like to try my ''red-staining inocybe'' coffee on though lol
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mmmm, bet that tastes nice, wonder who's the first on here to order some?
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29-04-11
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Re: ganoderma coffee?
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Yes, but more often offered as Ganoderma powder or Ganoderma tea. Ganoderma species like G. lucidum and G. sinense, in China called Reishi or Ling zhi, are famous for their medicinal qualities (tripertenes) and were together with ginseng ingredients of the elixers of the Taoist monks. See Terry Willard's book Reishi Mushroom (Sylvan Press, 1990) for a complete overview. Gerrit J. Keizer |
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Re: ganoderma coffee?
I brush my teeth with Ganoderma
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Re: ganoderma coffee?
I do believe you've managed to find something that makes camp coffee seem appatising.
What's it like then Steve?
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