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Green Tea
Price range: $11.99 through $15.99
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Green Tea
Price range: $12.49 through $19.99
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Who It’s For?
Green tea’s versatility makes it a perfect fit for diverse lifestyles. Here are six groups who can reap its rewards:
- Health enthusiasts seeking antioxidant-rich, natural wellness boosters.
- Weight-conscious individuals are aiming to enhance metabolism and shed pounds.
- Skincare lovers are looking for a natural way to clear and protect their skin.
- Focus seekers desiring mental clarity without coffee’s edge.
- Tea explorers eager to savor unique flavors and aromas.
- People wants tea with Health benefits. People are targeting heart health, blood sugar, or cholesterol.
Herb to Body's Premium Green Tea Collection
For a premium green tea experience, Herb to Body’s Premium Green Tea Collection delivers exceptional quality and variety. Sourced with care, each type offers distinct flavors and wellness perks.
- Green Leaf (Tea Cut)
A pure, classic green tea with a fresh, grassy taste—ideal for newcomers or purists craving simplicity. - Jasmine Tea
Our jasmine green tea unfolds layer by layer, releasing calming florals that ease tension and anchor you in stillness - Moroccan Tea
A vibrant blend of green tea and mint, this refreshing option invigorates the senses, great for a mid-day lift or warm-weather sipping. - Young Hyson Green Tea
Featuring twisted leaves and a crisp, light flavor, this delicate tea suits those who prefer a subtle yet bright brew. - Gunpowder Green Tea
Rolled into tight pellets, this bold, smoky tea delivers robust taste and lasting freshness—a go-to for strong tea lovers. - Green Tea Leaf Powder
Likely matcha or a similar powder, this versatile option packs a concentrated antioxidant punch. Whisk it, blend it, or bake with it for a rich, umami kick.
From Garden to Wellness - Story Behind Herb to Body Pure Green Tea
At Herb to Body, every sip of green tea tells a story—one rooted in tradition, cultivated with care, and steeped in pure wellness. Our collection is more than just tea, from sun-drenched fields of harvested tea leaves to the artful blending of nature’s finest varieties.
Whether it's the earthy richness of Gunpowder Green Tea, the delicate floral notes of Jasmine, or the invigorating zest of Moroccan Mint, each blend is thoughtfully curated to nourish your body and make your every morning or night special. Join us as we explore how these vibrant green leaves travel from garden to cup, delivering the pure essence of wellness in every pour.
Sustainability and Ethics
- Small Batch Production: Herb to body's premium green teas are produced in limited quantities for maximum freshness, ensures optimal flavor and potency.
- Certified Tea: All our tea's are processed in FDA-registered, GMP-certified facilities, ensuring quality and safety.
- Carbon-Neutral Processing: Herb to Body employs energy-efficient methods to process teas, reducing carbon footprint.
- Non-GMO Assurance: All green tea varieties in Herb to Body are non-GMO, ensuring a clean, natural product free from genetically modified organisms, with health values in mind.
- No Artificial Additives or Flavors: We avoid artificial enhancers, focusing solely on pure, unadulterated tea, just as nature intended.
- Pure and Natural: Authentic tea experience without compromise.
Historical Context of Green Tea
Origins in China (Tang Dynasty, 618–907 AD): First cultivated as a medicinal herb and popularized during the Tang Dynasty, with its preparation detailed in Lu Yu’s Cha Jing.
Cultural Significance in Asia: In China, a symbol of hospitality for guests; in Japan, elevated to an art form through the tea ceremony (chanoyu).
Global Expansion (17th Century): Brought to Europe by Dutch and Portuguese traders, sparking demand and cultivation in British colonies like India and Sri Lanka.
Modern Production and Varieties: China and Japan dominate production, creating varieties like Dragon Well and Sencha with pan-firing or steaming for unique flavors.
- Colonial Tea Wars and Global Politics: Green tea became a geopolitical force as British control of the tea trade turned it into a commodity, influencing international relations and colonial policies.
Science Behind Green Tea
Green tea’s health benefits stem from its potent compounds, backed by scientific research
- Packed with EGCG and other catechins that neutralize free radicals and reduce inflammation, potentially lowering chronic disease risk.*
- Combines caffeine and catechins to boost metabolism and aid weight management.*
- May improve heart health by lowering LDL cholesterol and supporting arterial function.*
- Caffeine and L-theanine work together to enhance focus, memory, and mood without causing jitters.*
- Early studies suggest catechins might help inhibit tumor growth, offering potential cancer protection.*
- Antibacterial properties combat plaque and cavities, supporting healthier gums and fresher breath.*
Product Information
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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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This is a natural product; color may vary from batch to batch due to seasonal and sourcing differences, but quality remains the same.
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Product origins may vary based on seasonal availability and sourcing. The listed origin may not always reflect the most current batch — the current origin and batch number are printed directly on the product label. Contact us if you need origin confirmation before purchasing.
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CALIFORNIA WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including Lead and lead compounds, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is decaffeinated green tea ?
Decaffeinated green tea is regular green tea that has had most of its caffeine removed, usually about 97%. This is done using natural methods like water processing or CO₂ extraction, which help keep most of the tea’s antioxidants and health benefits intact.
While the caffeine is reduced, the flavor may be slightly milder. It’s a great option for people who are sensitive to caffeine or want to enjoy green tea in the evening without affecting their sleep.*
Does tea have calories ?
Plain green tea contains virtually zero calories (2-4 calories per cup). Added sweeteners, milk, or flavorings increase caloric content.
Is green tea hydrating ?
Despite mild caffeine content, green tea contributes to daily fluid intake and supports hydration. The diuretic effect is minimal compared to water's hydrating properties.*
Is matcha and green tea the same ?
Matcha is concentrated green tea powder made from shade-grown leaves. One cup of matcha equals approximately 10 cups of regular green tea in antioxidant content, with higher caffeine levels.*
What does green tea taste like?
Green tea's taste profile is fresh, grassy, and slightly astringent, with delicate vegetal notes. Varieties like Sencha offer crisp, umami richness, while Matcha delivers a bold, creamy, bittersweet intensity. Subtle floral or nutty undertones may emerge, depending on origin and processing.*
Black tea vs green tea
Black tea, fully oxidized, boasts a bold, malty taste with elevated caffeine levels. Green tea is minimally processed, preserving antioxidants and delivering a lighter, grassy taste with moderate caffeine (25-50mg per cup). Green tea contains higher levels of EGCG, a powerful antioxidant linked to metabolism and heart health benefits.*
Does green tea stain my teeth?
Green tea contains tannins that can cause mild staining over time, though less than black tea or coffee. Drinking through straws and rinsing afterward minimizes discoloration.*
Can green tea expire?
Green tea expires 2-3 years when stored properly in airtight containers away from light, heat, and moisture. Quality degrades gradually; expired tea loses flavor and beneficial compounds but remains safe to drink.
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