Research supports various health benefits of green tea, including weight loss, improved cognition, and cancer prevention.

It naturally contains caffeine and is also available in a decaffeinated version ... and other caffeinated drinks. Green tea has several possible health benefits, including improved brain function ...

Only true tea can be decaffeinated, because it’s the only tea with any caffeine to remove in the first place. Green tea, black tea, and white tea are all leaves of the same plant—Camellia ...

Its rising popularity has been driven in part by a growing number of studies documenting health benefits 1 ... of catechins derived from decaffeinated green tea for 12 weeks.

Yes, even decaf ... type of tea consumed and the study region. “The protective effect of tea on oral cavity cancer is primarily observed in Asia, where the primary tea consumed is green tea ...

They found that coffee intake stimulated the growth of 100-plus types of good bugs in the gut, especially one called ...