Two quick summer recipes with Yerba Mate. Citrus Chill with a refreshing mocktail. All you need is cold brew yerba mate, orange juice, fresh lime juice, mint leaves, sparkling water, and ice.

Yerba mate tastes like a tea and hits you like a coffee—and yet, it's technically neither. If you're looking for a boost of energy that doesn't come from an espresso bean, look no further than ...

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, 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.

Yerba mate is a tea made with the leaves of a South American evergreen tree. The tea may enhance mental focus, improve heart health, promote weight loss, reduce inflammation, and boost workout ...

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 ...

Here's what nutrition experts want you to know about yerba mate. Yerba mate is a plant native to South America. Its leaves are dried and then steeped in hot water to make tea, which can be served ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...