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5 Reasons to Replace your Morning Coffee with Matcha

      Forget coffee — drink Matcha! It's all the energy you need (& more !)

 You love your morning cuppa joe. Ahhhhh the scent of freshly brewed coffee in the kitchen, that bold yet smooth taste and that sweet caffeine kick. 

You feel like you’re on top of the world, like Bradley Cooper in Limitless for an hour or two…

Until you don’t. 

The buzz wears off, the party stops. Suddenly you're yawning, cranky and daydreaming about your soft linen sheets. Sound familiar ?

Before you reach out for that second cup of coffee, meet MATCHA a better & healthier alternative.

Hello Energy

Energie Matcha

Coffee might pep you up for an hour or two but matcha will do the job for about four to six hours. Thanks to a little guy called-L theanine, caffeine is released slowly into the body giving a steady and long-lasting energy boost as opposed to the rollercoaster effect of coffee - high one second and sleepy eyes the next.

Your afternoons won’t be spent trying to keep yourself awake, so you can actually focus on the stuff that matters, like your job. 

(Warning: your co-workers might get jealous over the newfound spring in your step.)

Zen like a Monk

Matcha Zen comme un moine

#LessIsMore 

With just a third of the caffeine, matcha does a better job of creating a calm alertness. Unlike coffee, you won’t feel like garbage by mid-day. Namaste to that ! 

No more jitters, headaches or hummingbird’s heart rate. Instead, matcha stimulates calm-clarity-inducing alpha waves in your brain.

Whether you’re buried under too many assignments at work, more social events than you can manage, or an irritating number of texts from your BFF complaining about her boyfriend she should have dumped months ago, Matcha will help you get through your day with ease !

Boost Brain Function

Matcha pour les fonctions cognitives

 Brain health—it’s not exactly sexy, but it’s basically the boss when it comes to your overall health. & it so happens that Matcha = your brains favorite superfood.

Trading your usual dark roast for a cup of Matcha will give you longer-lasting energy AND nourish, stimulate and protect your beloved brain. L-theanine (yup him again) helps improve memory, learning and attention. You’ll literally be drinking smart !

Plus d’antioxidants

One cup of matcha has as many antioxidants as 10 cups of brewed green tea and far more than coffee. It’s an antioxidant powerhouse - full of catechins, flavonoids, and polyphenols, especially the mighty epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) which has been linked to a variety of health benefits, like helping to prevent cancer, and even encouraging weight loss.

It’s time to upgrade your mornings, don’t ya think ?

Oh-so-Kissable

oh so kissable Matcha

 The smell of freshly-brewed coffee is a welcome treat, unfortunately it doesn’t always leave a great smell in your mouth. 

Coffee breath...yellow smile ? In one word YUCK !

Luckily, Matcha suppresses the growth of bad bacteria, making it a powerful ally for everyday oral hygiene. It also acts as an effective “deodorant” and sterilizing agent for your mouth preventing bad breath. 

You can thank us later *wink

As easy as 1,2,3

Matcha = Antioxidants

Matcha is by far one of the easiest healthy habits that you can implement into your daily routine that will deliver on its promises. 

It is so concentrated that you only need 2 servings a day to get all the amazing benefits : long-lasting energy, boost to your metabolism, improved well-being... 

Best of all, it takes less than 10 seconds to prepare. Just add Matcha to a bottle of hot or cold water, shake, and you're ready to take on the world. 

Plus, it happens to taste really, really delicious.

Coffee, Cawfee, or Cafee? No matter how you say it, your morning cuppa joe has got nothing on Matcha. 

Ready to get all the energy-boosting benefits of Matcha  (& MORE) and none of the disadvantages, in an equally tasty beverage ?

#GreenIsTheNewBlack


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