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About Teamatehub

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At Teamatehub, our mission is to make smarter caffeine accessible, relatable, and part of everyday student life.

We believe that focus, balance, and wellbeing can start with something as simple as your drink. Whether you’re studying for finals, working on creative projects, or just trying to stay awake without feeling wired, we’re here to help you find smarter caffeine alternatives like yerba mate and herbal teas – the drinks that energise your mind without overwhelming your body.

Topics that are tea!

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Learn n’ brew

Step-by-step guides to yerba mate and other functional beverages.

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Gear & starter kits

Everything you need to get going – no guesswork.

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Study rituals

Real student stories, tips and hacks for mindful focus.

Yerba mate has been connecting and nourishing people for centuries…

…bringing sense of belonging, community, and smooth sustainable energy that lasts.

Frequently asked questions

What is yerba mate?

Yerba mate is a traditional South American drink made from the leaves of Ilex paraguariensis. It’s known for its natural caffeine, antioxidants, and ritual of sharing.

Does yerba mate contain caffeine?

Yes – yerba mate has about the same caffeine as a mild cup of coffee but is balanced by compounds like theobromine and theophylline, giving smoother, longer-lasting energy.

What does yerba mate taste like?

It’s earthy, herbal, and slightly bitter – similar to green tea but deeper and more robust. You can adjust the flavour by choosing milder blends or adding citrus or herbs.

Is yerba mate safe to drink every day?

Moderate daily consumption is generally safe for most people. As with any caffeinated drink, balance and hydration are key.

Learn about origins of yerba mate

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A sip of South American energy

What is yerba mate? More than just a tea, it’s a centuries-old South American ritual that brings people together and promotes calm energy…

Brew, sip & focus