Green Tea

Green tea is a popular beverage considered a natural health elixir, with roots in ancient Asian traditions. It is rich in polyphenols and powerful antioxidants that protect against free oxygen radicals associated with the development of cancer and cardiovascular disease.
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FAQs for Green Tea

Does green tea have health benefits?

Green tea, which has been consumed for thousands of years, is considered the healthiest beverage due to its beneficial properties.

  • It is rich in polyphenols, which act as antioxidants and help fight free oxygen radicals, which are associated with serious diseases such as cancer and cardiovascular disease.
  • Green tea is superior to other types of tea.
  • Green tea extract offers multiple health benefits, such as protecting brain cells from oxidative stress and boosting the immune system.
  • It helps prevent Parkinson's disease and has anti-aging properties, protecting the skin from signs of aging.
  • Its catechin and caffeine content can aid in weight loss.

Does green tea have side effects?

Excessive caffeine consumption can cause various side effects, such as sleep disorders, dependence, increased anxiety, digestive problems, and increased blood pressure. It is important for people who are sensitive to caffeine and have pre-existing health problems to moderate their consumption of green tea and consult their doctor.

Does green tea contain caffeine?

Green tea contains less caffeine than other beverages. One cup of green tea contains approximately 29 mg of caffeine, while one cup of coffee contains three times that amount. If you have trouble sleeping, it is recommended that you avoid drinking it before bedtime and choose caffeine-free beverages such as chamomile, mint, or mountain tea.

When should I drink green tea?

The best time to enjoy green tea is in the morning, early afternoon, or one to two hours after meals, as this can aid digestion. Daily consumption of three to five cups is considered safe and beneficial to health without significant risks of side effects.