Just like with every other important issue on the planet, the United States is now catching on to trends from two years ago. Ladies and gentlemen, President Barack Obama loves drinking yerba mate tea.

When a study in her lab showed that mate tea drinkers saw a significant increase in the activity of an enzyme that raises HDL cholesterol while lowering LDL cholesterol, the scientist headed for ...

Sure, you know that black and green tea are good for you. But it turns out there are other brews that are just beneficial. One towards the top of the list? Yerba mate tea, which is a sip that’s both ...

Teas from across the globe are becoming more and more popular in the U.S. One relative newcomer, yerba mate, is attracting fans for its allegedly jitter-free caffeine boost and high antioxidant ...

Yerba Mate, a species of holly native to South America, makes for some tasty tea. Unlike black teas, which are prepared by steeping dry tea leaves in boiling water, Yerba Mate is made by steeping ...

If you've heard the buzz around yerba mate tea but aren't sure what it's all about, Shape is here to tell you! Here's why this South American tea might be the new "It" superfood. Move over, kale, ...

Some of the best footballers in the world are fans of the drink, but what is it? GOAL takes a look at the South American tea and how to make it Elite professional athletes are always looking for ways ...

Bundchen says yerba mate reminds her of her childhood in Brazil. Gisele Bundchen is a supermodel, supermom of two, wife of Super Bowl champion Tom Brady, environmental activist and business mogul.

Yerba mate (yer•ba•mah•tay), or just “mate”, is a South American tea as ubiquitous in Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile and southern Brazil as coffee in Canada. Recently, mate has been making its ...

A number of Gareth Southgate's players could be consuming the herbal tea to give them an extra boost at the World Cup ENGLAND’S secret weapon at the World Cup could be mate tea. A number of stars ...

Yerba mate (pronounced (yer-bah mah-tay) is an evergreen tree from the holly family that grows in the subtropical forests of Paraguay, Uruguay, and the Parana state of Brazil. It’s basically the ...