Exploring the Benefits of Drinking Green Tea
Green tea is a drink that has been around for centuries, but recently it has become much more popular, and there are said to be many benefits to drinking green tea and even using it in beauty treatments.
Of all the weird and wonderful things that people have been adding to their beauty routines, an all-natural and gentle ingredient like green tea is refreshing and probably the safest ingredient for you to try out.
Here are all the benefits that you can get from green tea.
Weight Loss
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While there is no miracle cure for losing weight besides eating well and exercising regularly, green tea and green tea extract might help you lose weight faster than if you weren’t drinking it.
There is caffeine in green tea, which might help to suppress your appetite as well as it helps to speed up your body’s calorie-burning process somewhat. However, this cannot work if you are eating a high-calorie diet.
Nutrition
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Nothing can replace a healthy diet in terms of nutrition, but drinking green tea might give you some extra nutritional value in your daily diet.
Green tea is packed with caffeine, amino acids, and fluoride, all of which are excellent components to add to your diet to get some extra nutrients. Ensure that the packaging says 100% green tea to make sure you reap all of the benefits.
Damage Control
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Even though we all know how important it is to wear daily SPF to make sure that our skin has a protective barrier against UV rays, we sometimes forget to apply sunscreen and end up damaging our skin.
However, drinking green tea could help this because it speeds up the body’s cell repair process, which means that sun damage can be more quickly remedied than if you didn’t drink any green tea.
Anxiety Reduction
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While it is still being researched, green tea has been found to help reduce anxiety. The caffeine and amino acid L-theanine found in green tea are considerable contributors to lowering anxiety and stress levels.
More research still needs to be done on the subject, but even if the ingredients in green tea do not contribute toward relieving anxiety, simply curling up with a steaming hot mug of tea at the end of a long day is stress relief enough for most people.
Better Brain Health
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You undoubtedly know the feeling of intense focus that comes with a cup of coffee. For about an hour, you’re a hyperfocused Duracell Bunny, but then you crash. Green tea is a much healthier way to reap these benefits.
Green tea has minimal amounts of caffeine and can be consumed more often and in more significant amounts than coffee. It will also help you to focus, but it is a much healthier way to do this.