Once upon a time there was a fungus, an incredible mushroom known as Ganiderma Lucidum.

Ganiderma are a fantastic looking mushroom resembling something supernatural or

straight out of a fairy tale such as Alice in Wonderland.

Now, does that sound a bit ridiculous to you?

Well, that's how Organo describes the mushrooms that go into their coffee.

Personally, I've never really heard of mushroom coffee before,

but it's their biggest selling point.

It's on the front page of their website,

and allegedly, this Wonder Mushroom has a ton of health benefits.

It's a miraculous ingredient marketed as one of these

herbs staples in Asia that's now getting popularity in the Western world.

Frankly, that's how a lot of scams out here present themselves. Sellers will claim to use traditional

Chinese medicines in their products, maybe to keep you balanced while using their natural treatments.

These buzzwords are everywhere with MLMs, which as we know are notorious for unproven health

claims. If they don't pedal a random all natural ingredient is a cure-all, they claim to

use cutting-edge modern science instead without ever really telling you what that science really is.

And a few bold ones might say they do both.

Organo Gold is clearly in the all natural herbal healing section, but they look pretty plain

on the surface.

Like, they're just selling coffee with some mushrooms in it.

As long as the mushrooms aren't poisonous, there's no harm done, right?

Reviewers seem to like the taste, and while they're a bit pricey it's cheaper than Starbucks

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