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Body Bites Organic Green Tea is naturally rich in catechins, polyphenols with antioxidant activity (Cabrera 2006). In a 1996 lab study, green tea showed six times the antioxidant activity of black tea in vitro (Serafini et al., 1996). Green tea has a long tradition in Chinese and Japanese culture as a daily wellness drink. Green tea compounds are being researched for their interaction with gut bacteria (review: Pérez-Burillo 2021). Traditionally enjoyed after meals to support digestion. A staple for any tea cupboard. Research into green tea's polyphenols is ongoing (Cabrera 2006 review). Keep an eye out for our articles for further research on green tea. When drinking Body Bites Organic Green Tea, from the first sip, you will taste and feel the difference.

PRIMARY BENEFITS

• Naturally rich in antioxidant catechins (Cabrera 2006)
• Green tea compounds are being researched for their interaction with gut bacteria (Pérez-Burillo 2021)
• Traditionally enjoyed to support digestion
• Traditionally used as a daily tonic
• Natural caffeine and L-theanine support alertness (Owen 2008; Giesbrecht 2010)
• Green tea polyphenols are being studied for oral health (review: Vyas 2021)

Serving Suggestion

Brew your Organic Green Tea as a hot beverage or alternatively once brewed in boiling water, leave it in the fridge for a refreshing ice tea during the warmer months.

Herbal teas are food products for everyday enjoyment. They don't diagnose, treat or cure any condition. Research referenced is general research on the herb, often using extracts, not on this tea. Check with a healthcare practitioner if you're pregnant, breastfeeding, on medication or have a health condition.