Wellness
High in Polyphenols & Nutrients
You're not tired.
You're just running
on shitty fuel.
With 90% more antioxidants than green tea, plus 24+ micronutrients and 3 mood-elevating compounds, yerba mate enhances energy, mood, and mental performance.
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Real electrolytes. Real energy.
Plant based
- 100% plant-based infusion
- Smooth lift without the jitters
- Energy you can trust-no crash
- Rich in antioxidants & minerals
Endurance
Sustained Energy Curve, No Crash
Metabolism
Supports Digestion & Fat Oxidation
Focus
Steady Mental Clarity Without Jitters
Made for Every Kind
of Human
Athletes
Endurance & Hydration Support
Wellness Seekers
Calm, Centered Alertness
Creators
Focus That Lasts For Hours
Everyday Humans
Clean, Plant-Based Energy
This Isn't a Comparison.
It's a Funeral.
- Caffeine
- 95 - 120
- Antioxidants
- 2,500
- Additives
- 0-2
- Sugar
- 0
- Energy Curve
- 3/10
- Origin
- Bean
- Production
- Industrial
- Caffeine
- 70-90
- Antioxidants
- 7,600
- Additives
- 0
- Sugar
- 0
- Energy Curve
- 9/10
- Origin
- Natural Leaf
- Production
- Rainforest
- Caffeine
- 80
- Antioxidants
- 0
- Additives
- 10-15+
- Sugar
- 27
- Energy Curve
- 2/10
- Origin
- Synthetic
- Production
- Lab
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Yerba Mate FAQ
WTF is Yerba Mate?
1. What exactly is Yerba Mate and how much caffeine does it have?
Yerba Mate is a traditional South American infusion made from the leaves of the Ilex paraguariensis plant. It is known for providing a smooth, sustained energy boost without the "jitters" or "crash" often associated with coffee.
Caffeine Content: A typical serving contains about 70-85mg of caffeine, which is less than a cup of coffee (95mg) but more than green tea (35mg).
The "Mate Effect": Fans often describe the effect as "alert but relaxed" due to the presence of other compounds like theobromine (found in chocolate) which helps relax blood vessels while the caffeine stimulates the mind.
2. Is Yerba Mate safe to drink daily? (Addressing the "cancer risk")
Most people can drink yerba mate daily in moderate amounts. Let hot drinks cool slightly and choose clean, well-sourced leaves.
3. Do I need a gourd and bombilla (metal straw) to drink it?
No. A gourd and bombilla are traditional, but French press, tea infuser, and cold brew methods work well.
4. Why does my first sip taste so bitter?
Yerba mate is naturally earthy. Cooler water, shorter steeping, or a touch of citrus smooths the first cup.
5. What is the difference between "Con Palo" and "Sin Palo"?
Con Palo includes stems for a lighter profile. Sin Palo is mostly leaf, usually stronger and more intense.
6. How do I "cure" my gourd and is it necessary?
Curing helps natural gourds seal and season. It is not needed for stainless steel, ceramic, or glass cups.
7. Can Yerba Mate help with weight loss?
It can support focus and routine, but it is not a standalone weight-loss product.