I meant to say "as I would with caffeinated Green Tea?" (I don't use caffeine at all)
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Will I get the same benefits from drinking decaf Green Tea as I would with caffiene?
May 13th, 2008 · 3 Comments
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1 the_only_solorose // May, 2008
yes, the antioxidants in green tea are not tied to the caffiene
2 ○•○•Cassie•○•○ // May, 2008
Yes, I'm assuming by benefits you mean the antioxidents and EGCG.
3 Scientifically Proven // May, 2008
It would be MUCH better to stick with the green tea. It has antioxidants. But caffeine is BAD FOR YOU. Caffeine affects EVERY ORGAN in the body (including the skin.) Fat cells build around your organs (so basically, around your whole body), to try and prevent the caffeine from getting to the organs.
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