Green Tea Leaf Extract

I have the Women's Ultra Mega Heart Vitapak GNC multivitamin and he says he is 10 mg of green tea leaf extract. I'm curious to see how it contains a lot of caffeine? Does anyone have an idea?

Green tea is caffeine free and good for you
Green tea is sweet tea and relax while enjoying the most. The journey of a thousand miles begins with a refreshing cup of this popular tea. Life is a journey of precious moments, thoughts and desires that are woven like a beautiful tapestry. Our teas offer a moment of calm along the path.

Since its beginnings, when dried leaves blew into the cup of the Emperor Shen Nung in 2737 BC, tea has been enjoying the health of people worldwide. Tea is the most commonly consumed beverage worldwide after water, and its antioxidant properties help protect our body against free radical damage with many studies demonstrating its anti-cancer properties.


This tea is usually steamed, is the least processed and is probably the most proactive in the fight against cancer and heart disease. The dark teas are partially dried, crushed and fermented, but all contain polyphenols which helps in the fight against cancers such as stomach, esophagus, skin and ovary.


This tea has been one of the most popular drinks among health tea drinkers in Asia for centuries. Both Thai and Japanese scientists have discovered that this excellent herbal green tea can protect against high blood pressure, diabetes and cholesterol.


This tea also improves eyesight and strengthens bones. It also contains minerals and vitamins like calcium, potassium, sodium, vitamin A, vitamin B1/B2 and vitamin C all essential for a healthy body functioning.

Correction - Green tea containing caffeine in it, although less than coffee. Flag