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Matcha (Camellia sinensis) Did you know: In Japan, samurai warriors historically drank matcha to increase their physical stamina and stay alert yet calm before battle. Matcha is the only tea in the world that you consume the whole tea leaves. Normally, tea is consumed as an infusion of tea leaves. For matcha, the powdered tea leaves are mixed with water and then served. Technically, matcha tea is a suspension, not a solution. 🍵 Chemistry of matcha Matcha contains phytochemicals such as caffeine, L-theanine, chlorophyll, catechins and phenolic acids. While caffeine contributes to alertness, L-theanine is an amino acid that provides calm focus. The result of this combination is a smooth and sustained energy, without the typical coffee jitters or energy crash. 🍵 Health benefits of matcha Matcha contains a high concentration of beneficial phytochemicals as whole tea leaves are consumed. It is rich in antioxidants and is anti-inflammatory, providing protective effects on the heart, gut and liver. It boosts brain health, function and alertness. Its calming effect may have a stress-relieving effect. Matcha science chemistry | Camellia sinensis | phytochemistry natural product science communication| pharmacognosy | medicinal plant infographics | sci comm | everyday science | stem home education | Dr Winnie Shiu | the creative chemist #matcha #science #chemistry #phytochemistry #scicomm
