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Hi, Everyone!
Green tea is decaffeinated by supercritical CO2. L-theanine is one of
the most important components of green tea that acts antagonistically
to caffeine. It is a non-protein amino acid. Does anyone know if the
supercritical CO2 removes L-theanine with caffeine?
Thank You.
Green tea is decaffeinated by supercritical CO2. L-theanine is one of
the most important components of green tea that acts antagonistically
to caffeine. It is a non-protein amino acid. Does anyone know if the
supercritical CO2 removes L-theanine with caffeine?
Thank You.