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Originally Posted by lorenz0
Coral's are considered an animal (pending the type that is) mushrooms are still considered fungi and leathers as well if I remember correctly.
Still don't see the fuss in here, he honestly puts in all the effort to supply a food that in reality is to costly to produce. and it works to. Laurie had a good point with KFC, print off that document and storm into one demanding to see all the ingredients. If something has been proven to work, no point questioning it
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There is no soft coral that is considered a fungi, your mixing up the family name with a kingdom name.
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Cnidaria
Class: Anthozoa
Order: Scleractinia
Suborder: Fungiina
Family: Fungiidae
Fungi have there own kingdom in the new "3 domain" classification of species.
Domain: Eukaryota
(unranked): Opisthokonta
Kingdom: Fungi
Silly Laurier... Shrooms are for kids!!
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I'm +1 with Ryan here, again I personally have used Acan+ with good results. All I'm saying is James is making some pretty large claims not only about his food but his competitors actions, claims on the internet have to be backed up... Haha I just burst out laughing on that one. Well no they don't have to be backed up but you can't honestly expect me to purchase your food after you say there's zero fillers and it's the BEST but no one can know the ingredients because someone is going to steal it.