yerba mate
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Yerba mate is a caffeinated tea that may support alertness, appetite control, and blood-sugar regulation. Choose non-smoked mate, since smoked varieties have been raised as a possible carcinogenic risk.
- Caffeine, antioxidants, and dopamine: Yerba mate contains caffeine and antioxidants, and it has been described as potentially neuroprotective for dopamine-producing neurons.
- GLP-1 and appetite: Mate—and guayusa—may stimulate GLP-1 release. GLP-1 can suppress appetite and increase fat mobilization.
- Thermogenesis and metabolism: GLP-1-related effects may increase thermogenesis and raise basal metabolic rate; mate is also described as increasing fat oxidation.
- Digestion and blood sugar: Yerba mate is described as potentially improving digestion and helping regulate blood sugar.
- Matina: Matina is mentioned as a yerba mate option, including loose-leaf products.
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