Soccer icons David Beckham and Lionel Messi are among the most famous fans of yerba mate, a centuries-old herbal tea that's long been popular in places like Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay, to name ...

While yerba mate tea doesn’t work like Ozempic, it does have something in common with the GLP-1 medication: appetite suppression. Dr. Dubanewicz points to scientific research showing that yerba ...

First, Tama released its Rosé Maté tea after developing and perfecting the recipe for almost two years. It's a blend of yerba mate tea, rose hips, raspberries and hibiscus.

Yerba mate, also known as ilex paraguariensis, is an herbal tea with roots in Latin and South America. It's produced by steeping dried leaves from the yerba mate plant in hot water.

A recent study explored the effect lemon juice had on mate tea (a form of tea commonly known as yerba maté). Researchers found that adding lemon juice and refrigerating the tea increased its ...

Howdy Mate? You must have heard it quite often, haven’t you? Now it’s time to hear Yerba Mate! This South American cousin to your herbal tea and coffee can soon be your most-loved drink for late ...