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Green tea is not naturally caffeine-free. Green tea contains an average of 29 milligrams (mg) of caffeine in an 8-ounce cup, but the amount can vary. Black tea typically has more caffeine at 47 mg per 8 ounces.

Green tea and black tea are the most common caffeinated teas. Both are produced from Camellia sinensis leaves . Black and green tea leaves differ in the degree of oxidation (a chemical reaction) they are exposed to before drying. In addition, black tea is fermented (sugar molecules are broken down through natural processes), and green tea is not.

Research supports various health benefits of green tea, including weight loss, improved cognition, and cancer prevention.

This article covers green tea’s caffeine content, decaffeinated tea, green tea’s health benefits, and more. <p>PeopleImages / Getty Images</p> How Much Caffeine Is in Green Tea?

Caffeine is the most widely consumed stimulant. It is naturally found in tea and coffee. Coffee contains up to 3 times more caffeine than green tea.

One 8-ounce cup of brewed green tea contains 20 to 44 mg of caffeine. Bagged teas often have more caffeine than loose teas, but the amount of caffeine will vary depending on the tea plant and other factors, such as growing conditions, processing, and brewing.

Caffeine is found naturally in the plants used to make coffee, tea, and chocolate. It is available in various plants and trees used to make beverages and flavorings, such as: Cola acuminate, the cola tree

Theobroma cacao , the cacao tree

Paullinia cupana, the guarana plant Ilex paraguariensis , the source of yerba mate Caffeine may also be added as an ingredient to various foods and beverages. Caffeine is also available in dietary supplements. Caffeine Source Serving Size Amount of Caffeine Brewed coffee 8 ounces 95 mg Instant coffee 8 ounces 60 mg Espresso 1 shot/1.5 ounces 65 mg Regular/diet dark cola 12 ounces 40 mg Mountain Dew 12 ounces 55 mg Black tea 8 ounces 47 mg Green tea 8 ounces 29 mg (20–44 mg) Arizona (bottle) Green Tea 8 ounces 29.4 mg Lipton Signature Blend Green Tea 8 ounces […]

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