Ceremonial grade matcha, also known as the highest quality of matcha tea available, has become increasingly popular in recent years due to its numerous health benefits. This premium quality green tea powder is made from shade-grown tea leaves that are carefully hand-picked and ground into a fine powder. Unlike other types of green tea, ceremonial grade matcha provides a concentrated dose of antioxidants and other health-promoting compounds that may help improve overall wellbeing.
In this article, we will discuss eight reasons why you should consider adding ceremonial grade matcha to your daily routine.
1. High in Antioxidants
Matcha is packed with antioxidants that can help protect your body against harmful free radicals. One study found that the antioxidant activity of matcha was up to 137 times higher than other types of green tea (1). These powerful antioxidants can neutralize free radicals before they cause damage to cells and tissues within…
It originates in Japan. I am sure South America has a similar climate to grow green tea too. In Morocco they drink mint tea in a glass to stay cool in the heat.
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Well, this is certainly worth a second look! Thank you for this.
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I was excited about it too. Drinking Matcha tea right now ~old tea bags. My cat is playing with the string/tag. I think she approves. 🙂
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This is brilliant. I drink green Tea. I will simply try this one too. I like the summer version as a cool drink! 🧢🚰☀️
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I did not know that about matcha. Thank you for sharing ! 💗
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My pleasure!
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News to me..Thanks Eva for sharing this post! 💘
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ISN’T THIS STUFF DRANK IN SOME PARTS OF SOUTH AMERICA-?
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It originates in Japan. I am sure South America has a similar climate to grow green tea too. In Morocco they drink mint tea in a glass to stay cool in the heat.
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I think the South American is “mattea”, or something like that… I can’t play my Nick Lero VHS tapes on The Patagonian Express to check on it!
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Yes, let me know. Thx 😊
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