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Does Green Tea Extract help with focus?

Yes, for most people. 95% of 55 people who reported on Green Tea Extract for focus say it improved. 4% noticed no change and 2% say it got worse. That is above the typical result for focus (86% across 80 options).

Focus: what users report
95%better55 reports · medium confidence
52 better2 no change1 worse

Ranked #7 of 80 for focus.

What people say about Green Tea Extract and focus

“Five cups of Green Tea a day changed everything... I was able to focus more, socialize better and just have improved mood all day.”
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“3-4 cups of green tea a day has been my #1 nootropic of all time. The L-Theanine content makes you feel chill, coupled with the light caffeine and you feel calm and alert.”
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“When I drink a good quality green tea, I'm in a better mood, relaxed, feel more creative and it becomes easier to concentrate.”
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“30 minutes after I drink this, I have laser sharp focus and 0 brain fog. I feel energized and my brain works quicker.”
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What the research says

AResearch: Strong32 meta-analyses · 144 trials on PubMed

None of the top reviews we found look specifically at focus. See all research on Green Tea Extract.

Side effects people mention

insomnia 5liver damage 5liver failure 4stomach issues 4liver enzyme 2

What else is Green Tea Extract used for?

Information only — not medical advice. How we count

Does Green Tea Extract help with focus? 95% of 55 users say yes — PlainPill