Green Tea
Green Tea Leaf Extract, Dry
- Products
- 5
NIH LiverTox — hepatotoxicity
Category B · Highly likely cause
LiverTox Category B (for concentrated extracts only, not brewed tea). High-dose EGCG (>800 mg/day) from supplements linked to hepatotoxicity. EFSA 2018 opinion. USP verification recommended.
LiverTox record (NIH NCBI Bookshelf) →Label dose distribution · 5 labeled products
Min
8.3 mg
Typical
436.12 mg
Max
1.156 g
Other forms of Green Tea
25 sibling forms
Distinct chemical forms sharing the same parent nutrient. Different UNIIs, different bioavailability, different effects — never collapsed.
- 1,484Green Tea extractUNIIherb
- 879Green Tea leaf extractUNIIherb
- 571Green Tea (Camellia sinensis) leaf extractUNIIherb
- 433Green TeaUNIIherb
- 106decaffeinated Green Tea extractUNIIherb
- 98Green Tea PhytosomeUNIIherb
- 64Green Tea aqueous extractUNIIherb
- 50Green Tea (Camellia sinensis) extractUNIIherb
- 47Green Tea leaves extractUNIIherb
- 43decaffeinated Green Tea (Camellia sinensis) leaf extractherb
- 35Greenselectherb
- 34Green Tea standardized extractUNIIherb
- 31Green Tea powderUNIIherb
- 30organic Green TeaUNIIherb
- 29Green Tea Decaffeinated ExtractUNIIherb
- 29Chinese Green TeaUNIIherb
- 27Matcha Green Tea powderherb
- 26Green Tea Leaf Extract, Decaffeinatedherb
- 24organic Green Tea (Camellia sinensis) (leaf) aqueous extractherb
- 20organic Green Tea aqueous extractherb
- 18Green Tea (Camellia sinensis) leaf std. extractherb
- 17decaffeinated Green TeaUNIIherb
- 17organic Green Tea (Camellia sinensis) (leaf) extractherb
- 17Green Tea 50% extractherb
- 16Green Tea extract powderUNIIherb
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