Both coffee and green tea can boost energy and support your heart. Experts say the best one for you depends on your health ...

Green tea contains caffeine and tannins, an antioxidant that can mess with iron absorption. So drinking it at certain times ...

I swapped my daily coffee for green tea for 30 days to see the real impact. From energy levels to sleep quality, here's what ...

The drive into Espirito Santo in southeastern Brazil is lined with lush plantations of leafy black pepper and coffee plants. The sun beats down and thickens the humid air between the mountains and the ...

Drinking at least seven cups of green tea or one cup of coffee daily can lower the risk of death in those who've had a heart attack or stroke, according to researchers in Japan. (iStock.com) Drinking ...

Consuming more green tea and coffee was associated with reduced all-cause mortality among individuals with type 2 diabetes (T2D), according to the results of a prospective study published in BMJ Open ...

The findings come as part of a recent study of people with Type 2 diabetes A recent study shows building evidence that coffee and green tea could benefit diabetes patients. Japanese researchers have ...

Tea and coffee both offer health benefits: coffee provides a stronger caffeine boost and brain protection, while tea supports calm focus and digestion. Both contain antioxidants and may reduce heart ...

Drinking tea and coffee could lead to improved cancer outcomes for patients, thanks to the beverages potentially playing a “protective role” against the disease. Specifically, high coffee and/or tea ...

Coffee leaf tea comes from the washed leaves of the coffee plant and has less caffeine then green tea. Coffee leaf tea tastes full, earthy and lightly sweet on its own and has no coffee flavor. We are ...

Coffee menus are expanding! As specialty cafés chase flavor, wellness & customization, premium loose-leaf tea is ...