x50 Green Tea With Resveratrol

x50 Green Tea With Resveratrol — 60 Serves, One Sachet Per Bottle

A green tea drink built around two well-researched polyphenols: green tea catechins including EGCG, and resveratrol. Each 3g sachet mixes into 600ml to 1 litre of chilled water for a light, refreshing drink that supports antioxidant status, metabolism and natural energy. 60 serves. In stock at TopDog Nutrition.

The Two Ingredients, and Why They're Paired

Green tea extract is the base, standardised for catechins with EGCG (epigallocatechin gallate) as the most studied of them. EGCG is the compound behind green tea's research on fat oxidation and metabolic rate, and it's a potent antioxidant in its own right.

The metabolic effect is real but worth keeping in proportion. Green tea catechins support fat oxidation and modestly increase energy expenditure, particularly alongside caffeine. That's useful as support for a calorie deficit, not a replacement for one.

Resveratrol is a polyphenol found in grape skin, red wine and Japanese knotweed. It's among the most studied compounds in the longevity and cellular health field, with research focused on antioxidant activity, cardiovascular support and its effect on sirtuins, a family of proteins involved in cellular ageing.

The pairing makes sense because both work on oxidative stress through complementary pathways, and both are polyphenols with better research behind them than most ingredients in this category.

The Format Is the Selling Point

A 3g sachet in 600ml to 1 litre of water is a big dilution, and that's deliberate.

It means the drink is light and genuinely refreshing rather than concentrated and sharp, which is what makes it something you'll drink through a day rather than knock back as a shot. It also means you're drinking 600ml to a litre of water each time you have one.

That second point is worth more than it sounds. Hydration is the most underrated performance and wellbeing variable there is, and a flavoured drink gets consumed when plain water doesn't. For a lot of people the water is doing as much work as the polyphenols.

How People Use It

• Through the workday, as a flavoured alternative to plain water that isn't a soft drink or an energy drink.
• Pre-training, for the light energy and antioxidant support without a heavy stimulant load.
• In coconut water or sparkling water rather than still water, which x50 suggest and which works well.
• Replacing a sugary drink, which is where the biggest practical benefit usually sits.

On the Caffeine

Green tea extract contains naturally occurring caffeine, though considerably less than coffee or a pre-workout. Check the label for the exact content per sachet if you're sensitive or counting your daily intake.

Green tea caffeine tends to feel smoother than anhydrous caffeine, partly because it arrives alongside L-theanine, which occurs naturally in the leaf and moderates the stimulant response.

Directions

Mix one 3g sachet into 600ml to 1 litre of chilled water, coconut water or sparkling water. Shake or stir and drink.

Not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding without professional advice. Consult your healthcare professional before use if you take medication, particularly blood thinners, since both resveratrol and green tea may interact.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will it help me lose weight?

It supports fat oxidation and metabolic rate modestly, and replacing a sugary drink with it saves real calories. Fat loss still comes from a calorie deficit — this supports one rather than creating it.

Does it contain caffeine?

Yes, naturally occurring from the green tea extract, at a much lower level than coffee. Check the label for the exact amount.

Why so much water per sachet?

It's formulated to be light and refreshing rather than concentrated, which is what makes it drinkable all day. The volume of water is a benefit rather than a dilution problem.

Can I use sparkling water?

Yes, and coconut water works well too. Both are suggested by x50.

How many serves per pack?

60 serves, one sachet each.