Tea is full of health boosting benefits, but we probably drink too much of it. Are we better off switching to decaf?

Heart Matters magazine Eat well Back to Your nutrition questions Decaf coffee and decaf tea: are they good or bad for you? Tea and coffee are the UK's most popular hot drinks, and more and more people ...

“It’s much better for you than plain water, not to mention fizzy drinks. I’d even say that there are more health benefits to tea than there are to coffee,” said Professor Andrew Steptoe (UCL Institute ...

caffeine-free tea. There’s a difference between the two descriptors. You might assume decaffeinated means a drink contains no traces of caffeine, but that’s not the case. The leaves in decaf ...

Decaf may also be a good choice for those who ... so some people prefer to stick to naturally caffeine-free alternatives. “Rooibos tea has a very similar taste to black tea and can be drunk ...

Aside from the decaf versions of these popular coffee beverages, Dunkin’ also offers their original blend coffee in decaf, as ...