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I have a wheat / Gluten allergy so I thought I would try some Genius bread. It was awful, it had no taste whatsoever and it was like eating cardboard. I won't be buying this product again.
I purchased their "MUSHROOMS" supplement on and off for years with no seeming issues. I became very ill and hospitalized after taking them for two +consecutive months this year. I didn't know what was wrong with me until I went back to Amazon where I had been purchasing them 14 times in total. In 2022 and Increasingly in 2023, the # of complaints of sickness and even hospitalization occurred. I stopped taking their mushrooms and my illness stopped. SOMETHING is wrong with this product and the company's solution is only a relatively new disclaimer.
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