Sentences with phrase «much less caffeine»

Green tea has much less caffeine, but it still contains some, so if you plan on getting to sleep any time soon, you may want to steer clear of it before bed time.

Most teas contain much less caffeine than coffee, and some teas (such as green, white, and oolong) contain synergistic phytochemicals that work to slow the response of the caffeine that they do contain.

Later in the day, you could have tea (which contains much less caffeine) or herbal or decaffeinated tea.

I'm just beggining to make Kombucha again, but years ago I used Kukicha twig tea, which has much less caffeine, and it worked fine.

Consider switching out coffee for organic black and green teas, which contain much less caffeine.

Black tea contains much less caffeine than yerba mate and green tea even less.

It does contain fluoride, yes, but green tea has much less caffeine than coffee (about 25 mg per cup compared to 150 cup for coffee) and doesn't jack blood sugar or drain adrenals like coffee does.

People are often surprised to learn that our sparkling beverages contain much less caffeine than the same amount of coffee.

Not exact matches

I drink too much alcohol and caffeine but I do actually exercise, sleep and eat right, more or less.

The amounts of caffeine in chocolate and tea are much less than that found in coffee.

Differences in metabolism and brain chemistry can make caffeine much more or less effective in some people.

Experts recommend that you limit caffeine consumption to 400 milligrams a day or less, about how much is in four cups of coffee.

Matcha does have less caffeine than coffee, and it varies depending on how much matcha you add to your drink and how much coffee you drink, but the matcha I was drinking has 34 milligrams of caffeine per serving, versus 95 milligrams in a typical cup of coffee.

Green has less than half as much caffeine as coffee and is rich in antioxidants.

Luckily one serving of matcha has one - third as much caffeine as a cup of coffee, meaning it's far less aggravating (and addicting).

Much lighter than the traditional version, with a nice gingery / grapefruity kick, with a little less caffeine