Matcha is a type of green tea that may help you burn fat by affecting your metabolism—the chemical process your body undergoes to transform food or stored fat into energy. Jump to Key Takeaways.

If you're the kind of person that needs a dose of caffeine in the morning, you may have pondered whether matcha or tea gives the bigger kick.

However, in recent months, some matcha lovers have been reporting worrying side effects that they think could be due to the ...

The experts agreed it's essential, whether you shake your matcha like Yoshimoto, who adds matcha and water to a mason jar ...

Matcha is made from the finely ground powder of green tea, and specially processed from shade-grown tea leaves ...

Lynn Shazeen told Newsweek she doesn't want people to stop drinking matcha, but hopes to remind them to consume it with caution.

The world’s fondness for matcha is about to be tested by steep price increases. Global demand for the powdered tea has ...

Descriptions of matcha and chanoyu also abound in newspaper articles from the era. Canadian journalist Helen E. Gregory-Flesher described the Japanese tea ceremony for readers in San Francisco. “Very ...

Many are taking to social media and claiming that matcha is causing unexpected hair loss and other health concerns. Here, ...