Is this powder made from Sencha leafs?
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Angelica,My package of Tradition Pure Green Tea Powder lists "Ingredient: Tea Leaves." My understanding is that Matcha tea is Japanese and is powdered Japanese Gyokuro Imperial tea leaves (which I have as leaf tea as well). I have compared the Matcha tea from Teavana (now a subsidiary of Starbucks) with other green tea powders from Taiwan and Korea. All are satisfactory, but the imperial Matcha (ceremonial green tea) from Teavana is the smoothest and most elegant in flavor. I also get regular whole leaf Sencha green tea at my Teavana supplier and it is the Sencha not grown in the shade. Wikipedia has an extensive article on the varieties of Sencha.I hope this helps! Nancy Angelica,My package of Tradition Pure Green Tea Powder lists "Ingredient: Tea Leaves." My understanding is that Matcha tea is Japanese and is powdered Japanese Gyokuro Imperial tea leaves (which I have as leaf tea as well). I have compared the Matcha tea from Teavana (now a subsidiary of Starbucks) with other green tea powders from Taiwan and Korea. All are satisfactory, but the imperial Matcha (ceremonial green tea) from Teavana is the smoothest and most elegant in flavor. I also get regular whole leaf Sencha green tea at my Teavana supplier and it is the Sencha not grown... » Read More Angelica,My package of Tradition Pure Green Tea Powder lists "Ingredient: Tea Leaves." My understanding is that Matcha tea is Japanese and is powdered Japanese Gyokuro Imperial tea leaves (which I have as leaf tea as well). I have compared the Matcha tea from Teavana (now a subsidiary of Starbucks) with other green tea powders from Taiwan and Korea. All are satisfactory, but the imperial Matcha (ceremonial green tea) from Teavana is the smoothest and most elegant in flavor. I also get regular whole leaf Sencha green tea at my Teavana supplier and it is the Sencha not grown in the shade. Wikipedia has an extensive article on the varieties of Sencha.I hope this helps! Nancy « Show Less
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Angelica, My package of Tradition Pure Green Tea Powder lists "Ingredient: Tea Leaves." My understanding is that Matcha tea is Japanese and is powdered Japanese Gyokuro Imperial tea leaves (which I have as leaf tea as well). I have compared the Matcha tea from Teavana (now a subsidiary of Starbucks) with other green tea powders from Taiwan and Korea. All are satisfactory, but the imperial Matcha (ceremonial green tea) from Teavana is the smoothest and most elegant in flavor. I also get regular whole leaf Sencha green tea at my Teavana supplier and it is the Sencha not grown in the shade. Wikipedia has an extensive article on the varieties of Sencha. I hope this helps! Nancy
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Hi Angelica, The package does not specify (i.e., ingredients: green tea leaves). The company website is goodyoung.com.tw. They may have that specific information. Hope that helps.-Will
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Sencha (煎茶) is a Japanese green tea, specifically one made without grinding the tea leaves. The word "sencha" means "simmered tea,"[2] referring to the method that the tea beverage is made from the dried tea leaves. This is as opposed, for example, to matcha (抹茶), powdered Japanese green tea, in which case the green tea powder is mixed with hot water and therefore the leaf itself is included in the beverage.
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I don't think so -- but I didn't particularly like the flavor. It was made from monk fruit, as I recall. The Nectresse website would probably list the ingredients.
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It is not a powder. It is a regular sesame paste and it's very good. I will buy it again/
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I Googled your question. Several results appeared on the screen. Apparently, the powder is called a "starter." I discovered that entering any question in the search box will give you the answers you are looking for.
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It doesn't look like seeds but it's definitely not the fine powder. I've bought that too and apparently it has a different result. The whole husks, which are still quite fine, add bulk.
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Hi J. Przybilla,Nutiva's organic hemp protein powders are made with whole, raw hemp seeds that have had the oil expeller pressed from them. We are committed to producing the highest quality products and encourage you to contact us directly for any questions or concerns you have by emailing us at help@nutiva.com. Thank you, The Nutiva Team.
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The manufacturer would have to answer that. The bottle says it is made with the root only. The syrup should only be made with the root but I am seeing other people say they have seen some made with leaves. I would like to know if that is true myself. I am comparing some manufactures now to see if I can find some that are certified and verified by a regulatory agency.
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As far as I know YES. I have been taking them for energy for probably 15 years and the minute amount of powder seems to be just MACA. I've had absolutely NO problems with it at all. Hope this helps.God's blessings to youJerry
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Yes it is..., read a little more carefully green tea extracts and other leaves and plants and oils are. I love it had it for a month no problems no smells its great and comfy totally worth your money hun!! :-)
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Yes. It does contains some leaves & twigs, but you can make a good tea cup with it. Is the same tea you can get in Chinese restaurants. It is a loose leaves tea.
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Yes. It is an extract from Chinese club moss, species Huperzia serrata. This, combined with microcrystalline cellulose and stearic acid, is the ingredient.
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"Davidson's Matcha Green Powder is an ingredient grade Chinese green tea grounded into a fine green powder with highly concentrated anti-oxidants and yielding a non-bitter taste"... I pulled this straight from their website... you get what you pay for
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No, this is an herb. If you need more information please let us know. Thanks,LeAnnaPlant Therapy
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I'm not sure , but it very thick. I would not buy it again. I would go for another type of powder.
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I am sorry I am not able to answer your question. The powder came in a plastic bag and I kept the label to secure to a jar. It doesn't state the ingredients. the brand is Starwest Botanicals and is from Germany.
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Yes, it's your the ginkgo you would buy at any store except this is pure ginkgo! no fillers or other junk. Why I prefer bulk powders, you get the supplement, not some blend. I love this stuff, no I don't work there, I just like their products.
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No. It is an herbal blend including pumpkin seed powder, Rehmannia glutinosa (root) powder, wild yam extract, soy protein extract, corn silk powder, saw palmetto extract, olive leaf extract, and Pyridoxine HCl (Vitamin B6).