I have always loved coffee, but some years ago during one of my fitness splurges decided that caffeine was not good for me and I stopped drinking coffee. It was difficult to stop, but I did manage to do that for a number of years.

Then somone mentioned decaf coffee a couple of years or so ago and I have been drinking that ever since.

Just recently, though, a couple of people tried to tell me that the actual process involved in making decaf made the coffee worse for you than the caffeine type.
That made me think, then, and I feel I’m at a bit of a cross roads as far as determining just what is good or bad for me.

I like the healthy aspects of your Gano coffee. My wife is a coffee drinker too, but can be put off sometimes because of her bouts of acid reflux. On reading about your improved health results with Gano, we will both be testing that coffee for ourselves in the hope that we too can have beneficial results.

Being also interested in working from home, this Gano coffee could be something that could be financially rewarding.

Thanks for your information.

Rhonda Olin – Google Me