Where Does Decaffeinated Tea Come from?

The most common decaffeination method involves soaking tea leaves in a chemical solvent–either ethyl acetate or methylene chloride. Teas decaffeinated with ethyl acetate are often labeled “naturally decaffeinated” because this chemical compound is derived from fruit.

Is there any naturally decaffeinated tea?

Caffeine free tea are all teas that are naturally caffeine free. These are mostly herbal teas, such as peppermint, ginger, rooibos or chamomile tea.

Why decaf tea is bad for you?

It's important to note that decaf tea may still contain very low caffeine levels depending on how its produced — more on that in a minute. Too much caffeine can interrupt the sleep cycle and cause side effects including nausea, upset stomach, aggravate acid reflux, and trigger migraines.