Collection: Tea for weight loss

No. Tea can be a helpful supplement, but it doesn't replace a balanced diet, a calorie deficit, or exercise. Think of this collection as a building block: teas help you stay hydrated, reduce sugar intake, and create moments where you eat and drink more mindfully – the real change comes from your lifestyle.

Many people use green teas like Sencha, Long Jing, or Mao Feng in the morning or early afternoon for clear, alert energy. Matcha-like styles such as Gyokuro and stronger oolongs like Da Hong Pao are good around meals. Important: Be mindful of your caffeine sensitivity – especially later in the day.

In this collection you will find varieties that are frequently chosen in this context:
• Long Jing, Mao Feng, Gunpowder, Sencha, Gyokuro – clear, structured green teas for focus and as an alternative to sweet drinks.
• Tie Guan Yin, Da Hong Pao – Oolongs with calmness and depth that work particularly well after a meal or in the afternoon.
They are all natural, without added sugar, and can become part of your daily routine.

No. All teas in this collection are made from whole leaves, with no added sugar or artificial flavorings. What you taste comes from the tea plant itself and the craftsmanship behind it – making them a perfect fit for a mindful diet.