I’m not a coffee-drinker, but my friend Kathy gave me a packet of the hot chocolate from this company she has joined. I am partial to hot chocolate; it tasted quite good, and did give extra energy as she said. It has taken me a while to get around to researching this company, but finally, today I did.
SereniGy puts a mushroom/herb into their products that is known all over Asia for its energy-giving and healing properties. It’s most common name is Ganoderma. My third party (outside of this company) research shows that some people seem to have an allergy to this ingredient, however, the vast majority who try it rave about the benefits they enjoy from drinking this SereniGy coffee/tea/chocolate.
So I’ve ordered some samples that I can give away (hey, Christmas is only two months away as of today!), and I can refer people to my replicated website and – well, I’ll just see whether this can also be an income stream for me. www.SereniGy.com/Bouquet
I don’t want to tell you what you must do, but it looks like a good idea, and you should check it out for yourself. I think I made my final decision when I saw the
video about the orphanage in Kenya this company supports.
What do you pay if you buy fine coffee in a restaurant or Starbucks? Remember, I don’t drink coffee, so I don’t know. I think I’ve heard $5/cup – is that true? Well, it seems these work out to under $1 or $2 a packet or cup.
So if it should happen that you like the flavour, and have no reaction to the Ganoderma, it might be smart to switch, right?
If you don’t want to be a distributor, you can just sign up as preferred customer. (I’m just not sure it is available outside of North America). www.SereniGy.com/Bouquet