Green Tea Extract

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Ancient Nutra Green Tea Extract capsules

Enhanced Ceylon green tea extract

Last updated: August 2026

Ancient Nutra's Enhanced Green Tea Extract is a proprietary blend of 100% Ceylon green tea extract, enriched with Bioperine (black pepper extract) and Vitamin C to maximise absorption and antioxidant support. Standardised and enriched with Bioperine to 95% piperine for bioavailability.

Active ingredients

  • Green Tea Extract: 445mg
  • Vitamin C: 50mg
  • Black Pepper Extract (Bioperine): 5mg

Benefits

  • Supports heart health.
  • Supports fitness and exercise recovery.
  • Traditionally used, and studied, for a steady daily metabolism.
  • Rich in health-boosting antioxidants.
Before you start: a liver-safety note

Concentrated green tea extract, the kind in this product, carries a documented liver-injury signal. The NIH LiverTox database rates Camellia sinensis (green tea extract, EGCG) a Category A cause, meaning well established, of clinically apparent liver injury, including cases of acute liver failure, with onset typically one to six months after starting the product. Source: NIH LiverTox, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK547925/

This finding is specific to concentrated supplement extracts, not brewed tea as a drink. A 2018 EFSA safety review found that 800 mg or more of EGCG a day from supplements is associated with a statistically significant rise in liver transaminases, the blood markers of liver stress, and that the risk is higher when a concentrated extract is taken as a single large dose on an empty stomach. Source: EFSA, https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/press/news/180418

This is why this product is meant to be taken with a meal, within the label dose, as directed below, and not as an open-ended daily habit.

Keep any course to eight to twelve weeks, then take a break before restarting. Longer use only with a doctor's oversight.

Stop taking it and seek medical advice if you notice yellowing of the eyes or skin, dark urine, persistent nausea, or unusual tiredness.

Not recommended on an empty stomach, at doses above the label, or for anyone with an existing liver condition, without talking to a doctor first.

How to take it

Take 1 capsule with a meal, up to 2 capsules a day. Keep a course to eight to twelve weeks, then take a break.

Frequently asked questions

Why is Bioperine added?

Bioperine, a black pepper extract, improves the bioavailability of green tea's active compounds, so your body absorbs more of them.

Does it contain caffeine?

Green tea extract contains some natural caffeine. Take it earlier in the day if you are sensitive.

Quality

100% Ceylon green tea. Made in Sri Lanka under BRCGS, GMP, HACCP, FSSC 22000, and ISO 22000. Vegetarian capsules.

Island-wide delivery
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Grown & made in Sri Lanka
GMP & FSSC 22000 certified

Is this right for you?

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