While yerba mate tea doesn’t work like Ozempic, it does have something in common with the GLP-1 medication: appetite suppression. Dr. Dubanewicz points to scientific research showing that yerba ...

Yerba mate, also known as ilex paraguariensis, is an herbal tea with roots in Latin and South America. It's produced by steeping dried leaves from the yerba mate plant in hot water.

Tea is experiencing a resurgence across restaurant menus, with both hot and iced varieties showing impressive growth as ...

Yerba mate is earthy and herbaceous, and often serves as a stimulant in place of coffee or other types of caffeinated tea.

While yerba mate can often taste earthy or bitter, these flavored versions are a lot more sippable. Often used as an energy drink, Weird Tea says each can of its Grateful Dead yerba mate contains ...

Yerba mate is a type of tea with many potential benefits for your health and weight. Here are 7 ways that drinking yerba mate may improve your health.

In the colonial era, in the early 19th century, everybody drank yerba mate — rich, poor, male, female, black, white, indigenous — everybody drank yerba mate. But then, in the late 19th century, we ...

Guayakí Yerba Mate, a trailblazer in the yerba mate and organic beverage industries, today proudly announces that its Traditional Organic Loose Leaf Yerba Mate has been awarded in Good ...

Yerba mate is an herbal tea native to South America. The drink, served hot or cold, is promoted by the natural health community as having numerous health benefits. However, some researchers have ...

Yerba mate is an herbal tea made from the leaves and twigs of the mate plant that's popular in Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, and other South American countries where the plant occurs natively.

We scooped up every bottled and canned iced tea we could find in search of the very best. ... It’s hard to believe this weird fruit punch is a tea, but it has Yerba Mate in it so it definitely ...