Yerba mate, along with tea and coffee, is one of the world's most popular caffeinated beverages. Widely consumed in South ...

Through genome analysis, the scientists uncovered surprising insights into yerba mate’s evolutionary history – particularly ...

Analysis of the yerba mate plant genome reveals that caffeine was key for the evolution of its metabolic complexity and ...

Yerba mate, along with tea and coffee, is one of the world's most popular caffeinated beverages. Widely consumed in South ...

At 80 milligrams (mg) of caffeine per cup, yerba mate contains about the same amount of caffeine as a cup of coffee. Therefore, just like any other caffeinated food or beverage, it may increase ...

Natural sources of caffeine commonly include: Brewed tea Certain energy and soft drinks Coffee or espresso Cocoa Yerba mate Synthetic caffeine is manufactured in a lab rather than derived from plants.