Green tea comes from the leaves of Camellia sinensis, the same plant behind most of the world’s tea.
Where it comes from
Green tea is one of the most studied plants in nutrition. Its leaves are rich in plant compounds called catechins, and they also carry a small amount of natural caffeine, which is why many people enjoy tea as a gentle morning drink.
Quick facts
- Leaves of Camellia sinensis
- Rich in plant compounds called catechins
- Contains a small amount of natural caffeine
- A familiar, well-loved ingredient
Its role in Olivaro
Green tea is the everyday-energy ingredient. It supplies a small amount of natural caffeine, far less than a cup of coffee, which fits a morning routine.
Read the label on your bottle for the complete formula. Individual results vary.
