Dr Sethi lists the beverages like green tea, ginger tea, peppermint tea, and more, by their most enriching nutrient.

A global shortage fed by a big uptake by Gen Z has pushed the price of 100 grams of matcha from $26 to $46 within a year. If ...

Matcha tea offers many health benefits, but it isn’t suitable for everyone. Here are the 7 types of people who should avoid drinking matcha and why it could do more harm than good for them.

Matcha is rich in antioxidants that support detoxification and decrease inflammation. Drinking matcha tea may improve your brain function and protect against cognitive decline. Matcha has a higher ...

From matcha and sober-curious sips to gut-friendly tonics, protein power and tropical spritzes, functional beverages are ...

Say yes to heart, gut, and brain health — without the caffeine crash. Matcha offers a range of science-backed health benefits, including improved cognitive function, heart health, gut health, and ...

Daily, consistent green tea drinking provides more immune benefits than drinking it on occasional sick days. Ginger and ...

As Japanese matcha producers struggle with the surge in demand, the industry is facing another problem — counterfeit matcha.

Despite its benefits, certain people should strictly avoid matcha tea due to its strong compounds. Those with liver diseases or elevated enzymes should avoid matcha, as concentrated catechins may ...

Gen Z is embracing matcha as its defining cultural beverage. Brands like Good & Proper and Melo Matcha are focusing on quality, branding, and consumer education to make matcha more mainstream ...

These five pop-ups focus on serious matcha, thoughtful menus and experiences worth driving a little out of the way.

Morris says the catalyst for the change was Gen Z. Today’s younger consumers are fuelling matcha’s meteoric rise, and social media is the main driving factor behind trend. “This generation has quickly ...