Supplements (188) for Green Tea

Green tea comes from the Camellia sinensis plant and contains antioxidants, including the catechin EGCG. It is widely consumed for its mild stimulant effects and potential to support metabolism, cognitive function, and cardiovascular health.

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hourglass_bottomAnti-AgingHigh effectRich in polyphenols like EGCG that have potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, supporting cellular health and metabolic function.local_hospitalAnti-Inflammatory SupportHigh effectRich in the polyphenol EGCG, a potent antioxidant that modulates inflammatory signaling and reduces oxidative stress.psychology_altCognitive SupportHigh effectProvides a synergistic combination of L-Theanine for calm focus and antioxidant catechins for neuroprotection.favoriteHeart HealthHigh effectProvides potent antioxidants (catechins, like EGCG) that improve blood vessel function, lower blood pressure, and reduce LDL cholesterol oxidation.local_fire_departmentMetabolism BoostHigh effectContains a synergistic combination of EGCG and caffeine that significantly boosts fat oxidation and metabolic rate, especially during exercise.face_retouching_naturalSkin HealthHigh effectProvides potent polyphenol antioxidants that protect skin from UV damage and improve skin quality.trending_downWeight LossHigh effectContains catechins (EGCG) that work synergistically with caffeine to boost metabolism and enhance fat oxidation.health_and_safetyImmunityModerate effectProvides powerful antioxidant and potential antiviral support due to its high concentration of EGCG.monitor_heartCardiovascular SupportSituational effectProvides potent antioxidants, particularly EGCG, which support endothelial function and metabolic health.scienceDetoxificationSituational effectProvides catechins like EGCG that possess strong antioxidant properties and may help modulate the activity of Phase I and Phase II enzymes.