Fact checked by Nick Blackmer Matcha’s caffeine and EGCG may support weight loss by boosting metabolism, fat oxidation, ...

Coffee may give you a fast jolt, but matcha’s slow-release caffeine could be the secret to steady focus and fewer crashes.

Matcha is now a ubiquitous drink in the United States, so popular, in fact, that Japanese production is struggling to keep up. Beyond the beverage, matcha is going through a bit of a culinary craze: ...

Matcha's caffeine content can depend on its age and quality — it may have up to 130 mg per serving. Matcha also contains antioxidants and other compounds that can lower inflammation and cancer risk.

Here's what makes matcha unique among other green powders and beverages, how it can benefit your health and why moderation ...

Talk about a green new deal. Stroll the streets of Manhattan these days and in some neighborhoods, you might see almost as many matcha cafes as espresso bars and coffee shops. And if you’re curious ...

About 75 percent of American adults drink coffee every day, making it by far the most popular choice for people to get their daily caffeine fix. But matcha tea has grown in popularity in recent years, ...

From managing stress to supporting liver health, here is what a cup of matcha tea daily can do to your health.

Between Dunkin' and Starbucks, which offers a better deal on matcha lattes? We break down the prices and flavors so you can ...