COFFEE VS MATCHA  COFFEE MATCHA  Caffeine (stimulant) 60 - 150 mg/cup* 19 - 44 mg/g**  L-Theanine (soothing)  Antioxidants  *It depends on the type of coffee and its preparation. **For 1 cup usually 2 g of matcha powder are used.
✅ Both matcha and coffee are popular stimulants, as they contain relevant amounts of caffeine: 1 cup of coffee can contain between 60-150 mg of caffeine depending on the type of coffee and its preparation, while 1 cup of matcha prepared from the usual way (with 2g of powder) usually has between 38-88 mg of caffeine. ⚡️ For this reason, both will make you more alert and improve your cognitive function. 👉 However, there are important differences in their effects: 🍵 Unlike coffee, matcha contains L-theanine, an amino acid that promotes calm and relaxation and also improves cognitive function. 🧠 Therefore, the combination of L-theanine and caffeine in matcha makes you more alert, improves your concentration and, at the same time, makes you feel calmer. ⌛️ In addition, L-theanine exerts its effects more slowly than caffeine, so the effects of matcha are more sustained over time than those of coffee. ☕️ On the other hand, coffee provides a more immediate and powerful energy boost because its caffeine concentration is higher and it does not contain L-theanine. ⚠️ However, in people highly sensitive to caffeine, high coffee consumption can cause adverse effects such as tachycardia, anxiety, tremors, etc. 🏋️‍♀️ So, if you're looking for a stronger, faster stimulating effect (like when you're going to workout, for example) coffee might be a better option. 👩‍💻 While if you are looking to be more alert, improve your concentration but without feeling anxious (like when you go to work or study, for example), matcha could be a better option. Tell us in the comments which one you prefer! #fitia #fitness #nutrition #coffee #matcha #caffeine
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COFFEE VS MATCHA  COFFEE MATCHA  Caffeine (stimulant) 60 - 150 mg/cup* 19 - 44 mg/g**  L-Theanine (soothing)  Antioxidants  *It depends on the type of coffee and its preparation. **For 1 cup usually 2 g of matcha powder are used.
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✅ Both matcha and coffee are popular stimulants, as they contain relevant amounts of caffeine: 1 cup of coffee can contain between 60-150 mg of caffeine depending on the type of coffee and its preparation, while 1 cup of matcha prepared from the usual way (with 2g of powder) usually has between 38-88 mg of caffeine. ⚡️ For this reason, both will make you more alert and improve your cognitive function. 👉 However, there are important differences in their effects: 🍵 Unlike coffee, matcha contains L-theanine, an amino acid that promotes calm and relaxation and also improves cognitive function. 🧠 Therefore, the combination of L-theanine and caffeine in matcha makes you more alert, improves your concentration and, at the same time, makes you feel calmer. ⌛️ In addition, L-theanine exerts its effects more slowly than caffeine, so the effects of matcha are more sustained over time than those of coffee. ☕️ On the other hand, coffee provides a more immediate and powerful energy boost because its caffeine concentration is higher and it does not contain L-theanine. ⚠️ However, in people highly sensitive to caffeine, high coffee consumption can cause adverse effects such as tachycardia, anxiety, tremors, etc. 🏋️‍♀️ So, if you're looking for a stronger, faster stimulating effect (like when you're going to workout, for example) coffee might be a better option. 👩‍💻 While if you are looking to be more alert, improve your concentration but without feeling anxious (like when you go to work or study, for example), matcha could be a better option. Tell us in the comments which one you prefer! #fitia #fitness #nutrition #coffee #matcha #caffeine
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Generate a caption for a tiktok video with the following parameters:
## Username
fitia.app
## Main Category
Health & Fitness
## Sub Category
Diet & Nutrition
## Hook
COFFEE VS MATCHA  COFFEE MATCHA  Caffeine (stimulant) 60 - 150 mg/cup* 19 - 44 mg/g**  L-Theanine (soothing)  Antioxidants  *It depends on the type of coffee and its preparation. **For 1 cup usually 2 g of matcha powder are used.
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✅ Both matcha and coffee are popular stimulants, as they contain relevant amounts of caffeine: 1 cup of coffee can contain between 60-150 mg of caffeine depending on the type of coffee and its preparation, while 1 cup of matcha prepared from the usual way (with 2g of powder) usually has between 38-88 mg of caffeine. ⚡️ For this reason, both will make you more alert and improve your cognitive function. 👉 However, there are important differences in their effects: 🍵 Unlike coffee, matcha contains L-theanine, an amino acid that promotes calm and relaxation and also improves cognitive function. 🧠 Therefore, the combination of L-theanine and caffeine in matcha makes you more alert, improves your concentration and, at the same time, makes you feel calmer. ⌛️ In addition, L-theanine exerts its effects more slowly than caffeine, so the effects of matcha are more sustained over time than those of coffee. ☕️ On the other hand, coffee provides a more immediate and powerful energy boost because its caffeine concentration is higher and it does not contain L-theanine. ⚠️ However, in people highly sensitive to caffeine, high coffee consumption can cause adverse effects such as tachycardia, anxiety, tremors, etc. 🏋️‍♀️ So, if you're looking for a stronger, faster stimulating effect (like when you're going to workout, for example) coffee might be a better option. 👩‍💻 While if you are looking to be more alert, improve your concentration but without feeling anxious (like when you go to work or study, for example), matcha could be a better option. Tell us in the comments which one you prefer! #fitia #fitness #nutrition #coffee #matcha #caffeine
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Generate a hook for a tiktok video with the following parameters:
## Username
fitia.app
## Main Category
Health & Fitness
## Sub Category
Diet & Nutrition
## Caption
✅ Both matcha and coffee are popular stimulants, as they contain relevant amounts of caffeine: 1 cup of coffee can contain between 60-150 mg of caffeine depending on the type of coffee and its preparation, while 1 cup of matcha prepared from the usual way (with 2g of powder) usually has between 38-88 mg of caffeine. ⚡️ For this reason, both will make you more alert and improve your cognitive function. 👉 However, there are important differences in their effects: 🍵 Unlike coffee, matcha contains L-theanine, an amino acid that promotes calm and relaxation and also improves cognitive function. 🧠 Therefore, the combination of L-theanine and caffeine in matcha makes you more alert, improves your concentration and, at the same time, makes you feel calmer. ⌛️ In addition, L-theanine exerts its effects more slowly than caffeine, so the effects of matcha are more sustained over time than those of coffee. ☕️ On the other hand, coffee provides a more immediate and powerful energy boost because its caffeine concentration is higher and it does not contain L-theanine. ⚠️ However, in people highly sensitive to caffeine, high coffee consumption can cause adverse effects such as tachycardia, anxiety, tremors, etc. 🏋️‍♀️ So, if you're looking for a stronger, faster stimulating effect (like when you're going to workout, for example) coffee might be a better option. 👩‍💻 While if you are looking to be more alert, improve your concentration but without feeling anxious (like when you go to work or study, for example), matcha could be a better option. Tell us in the comments which one you prefer! #fitia #fitness #nutrition #coffee #matcha #caffeine
assistant
## Hook
COFFEE VS MATCHA  COFFEE MATCHA  Caffeine (stimulant) 60 - 150 mg/cup* 19 - 44 mg/g**  L-Theanine (soothing)  Antioxidants  *It depends on the type of coffee and its preparation. **For 1 cup usually 2 g of matcha powder are used.