As a long-term resident of Japan, this confused the hell out of me. Over here "konbucha" is tea made from dried seaweed, bearing no resemblance to what's descri

As a long-term resident of Japan, this confused the hell out of me. Over here "konbucha" is tea made from dried seaweed, bearing no resemblance to what's described in the article. With that said, I found it hard to tell if the article's author took the guy seriously or was inviting the reader to conclude that he was a charlatan. It almost seemed like both, if that's possible.