Cherry Pomegranate Green Tea

Cherry Pomegranate Green Tea

When it comes to hydrating our bodies every day, we like to get creative and try new combos with some of our favorite teas. Adding Ultima Replenisher to your morning cuppa is a great way to reap the benefits of abundant electrolytes plus the antioxidant power of green tea.

Green tea has been used as a health-promoting drink across the globe for it's many benefits to the body. Some research has shown that it can help support weight management, promote healthy brain function and even help minimize the risk of free radical damage.

That's why we combined green tea and Ultima Cherry Pomegranate to make the perfect electrolyte filled antioxidant drink!

3 benefits of adding Green Tea to your Ultima:

1. Metabolism Support for Weight Management

Studies have shown that green tea can boost your metabolism in the short term by 4-5%. As it's also low in calories, drinking it can also aid in maintaining a healthy weight.

2. Neutralize Free Radical Damage

Green tea is a great source of antioxidants, which have been shown to interact with and neutralize free radicals in the body, protecting the body's healthy cells from being damaged.

3. Overall Brain Health

Research has shown that regular tea drinkers' brain regions have healthier cognitive function compared to people that do not regularly drink tea.

Ultima Cherry Pomegranate Electrolyte + Green Tea Recipe

Ingredients:

16 oz hot water

1 Green Tea bag

1/2 scoop of Ultima Replenisher Cherry Pomegranate naturally flavored electrolytes

Directions: 🍵🍒

Bring the 16oz of hot water to a boil. Remove from heat and add green tea bag. Let steep for 5 minutes then remove tea bag. Add Ultima Replenisher Cherry Pomegranate flavor electrolytes. Stir. Drink it hot, or place in refrigerator to cool, then serve over ice and garnish with fresh mint. Enjoy!

Want to pair this with a sweet treat? Try Ultima Lemonade Donuts for the perfect gluten-free and low carb pairing!

Resources:
Boost Metabolism
Lower Risk of Free Radical Damage
Brain Function