Spirulina chlorella and matcha are very good sources of antioxidants and perfectly safe to mix into drinks. Nobody really knows what the best antioxidant is, however it's generally agreed that more antioxidants from a great variety of dietary means is the best.
Matcha is the finest green tea in the world. Grown from specially shaded tea bushes, experts pick only the finest leaves from the crop and, after drying them, grind the entire leaf with special granite grinding wheels.
If you are looking for equal health benefits... no. Powdered green tea is higher in antioxidants and its other nutritional components. I still recommend the tea bag because it still has the benefits and is cheaper.
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Mainly Japanese stores sell Matcha Tea. However, it may be worth trying the international food isle at your local grocery location. Or if you have an international grocer nearby they may sell Matcha Tea.
Matcha tea, as a green tea, contains small levels of caffeine. The ratio is about 35mg of caffeine per 1g of matcha tea. Unlike caffeine in coffee, this is absorbed slowly into the blood stream and has longer lasting effects.
I do believe that CVS does sell matcha green tea, i would check out their website and see what they have to offer, if they don't have it i would check with walmart
Matcha Tea having great health benefits like Gain More Energy and Endurance,Provides Calming Effect, burning fat and much more.
Matcha green tea can cost anywhere from ten dollars to 50 dollars, a great place to shop for these is just to look it up and click on the "shopping" tab. You can also learn to make your own at http://www.matchasource.com/matcha-recipes-s/6.htm
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Matcha, the type of tea used in the Japanese tea ceremony, is a powdered green tea. More specifically, it as a Japanese green tea, and it is most similar to Gyokuro. Like gyokuro, it is a shade-grown green tea. Although it originated in Japan, teas in the style of Matcha are now produced elsewhere, including in Kenya and China. Matcha is not the same as any powdered green tea...it is more specific. Other green teas, if powdered, would not be considered matcha.
Matcha refers to a finely milled Green Tea. It is a Japanese Tea Company and they concentrate on the preparation, serving and drinking of their product. In recent times they have also dyed and flavoured foods such as noodles and ice cream.
Drinking Matcha green tea powder will raise your self confidence from proforming the Japanese tea cerimony, and you will feel like losing weight. And we all love losing weight!