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Chris Mann, CEO of Guayaki, explores an Ethical Markets discussion about the benefits of Yerba Mate, a tea from the Guayaki plant. He discusses the vitamin and mineral benefits of the tree and its digestive properties. The trees' growth in the rainforest is renewable and regenerates crop yields.
Ethical Markets is a weekly half-hour financial lifestyle magazine TV series redefining success through a positive look at what is possible. Real examples of people, companies and organizations illustrate the “triple bottom line;” respecting people and the environment while earning a profit.
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yerba mate and caffeine
by gg on April 12, 2006 - 11:45am
for all of its pluses, yerba mate does have caffeine and even if it does give you a sustained feeling of energy rather than a crash-and-burn hit (as the CEO says), it still is less healthy than herbal tea that ia naturally decaffeinated. And that's a bummer ... it tastes good (yes, I've tried :-)
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Being a conessuier of Good Tea and Coffee
by Anonymous on April 15, 2006 - 10:38am
Making good choices regarding my health is important. I have digestive problems and respitory problems and the amino acids help in other area's of my health. This is a excellent choice and I feel much better physcicaly when I par take in Herb Mate. Thank-you for all that you do to sustain this product.
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