Despite repeatedly saying that she's given up caffeine, the author has instead dramatically cut her consumption (which is a good idea, but a different thing!).

Despite repeatedly saying that she's given up caffeine, the author has instead dramatically cut her consumption (which is a good idea, but a different thing!). I find the immediately abutting sentences "… now that I'm not drinking caffeine …. While it does have caffeine …" rather bizarre. > I'll pour myself a green tea, which I probably only have once a week. I prefer the taste of the traditional toasted rice flavor, and now that I'm not drinking caffeine, I definitely notice it when I have one of these. While it does have caffeine, there are other benefits that outweigh the caffeine content such as being packed with antioxidants to reportedly help fight inflammation as well as other anti-aging properties like boosting brain health and lowering your risk of stroke and heart disease.