Green tea extract on its own is one of the better-value purchases in the supplement aisle, which makes it a useful yardstick.
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The case for green tea alone
EGCG has reasonable evidence for supporting fat oxidation, carries genuine antioxidant benefit, is inexpensive, and is widely available with third-party testing. As a single-ingredient purchase it is defensible on the evidence in a way most of the category is not.
What it does not do well alone
Green tea extract works substantially better paired with caffeine, because the two act on complementary points of the same pathway. Taken alone the thermogenic effect is smaller. It also does nothing meaningful for appetite, which for most people is the binding constraint.
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The trade-off
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