coffee drinkers regularly
experience jitters
say caffeine increases
their anxiety
report side effects from
caffeine under pressure
Caffeine wakes you up by switching on the same stress response your body uses under threat. That is why alertness so often arrives with a racing heart.
“Gave up coffee about two years ago. The anxiety wasn’t worth it.”
“Down to one coffee a day now - anything more and it’s anxiety roulette.”
“Had to switch to matcha last year but I’ve really missed the taste of coffee.”
“I never stopped drinking coffee, I just accepted that feeling wired was a part of it.”
Who said you had to choose between coffee and matcha?
On a heavy day, that’s a choice between staying sharp and staying composed. Mushroom blends and adaptogen drinks are great, they’ve inspired us as much as anyone. They’re just not coffee. So we designed Cocha with the best of both.
L-theanine from green tea takes the edge off caffeine without dulling it.
Arabica coffee taste. Real milk. All natural ingredients. Nothing to apologise for.
Why I made this
I'm not a coffee expert.
I'm someone who loves coffee, but not always how I feel after.
Especially when I'm already under pressure, which is exactly when I need it most.
I quit for a long time after uni finals, but eventually the 9 to 5 demanded going back to it.
That's when I worked out the problem was never me, and it was never coffee. It was caffeine with nothing to balance it.
So I made the version I wanted; one I could rely on.
Mikhael, Founder
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Brewed from Arabica beans. Not instant, not from concentrate.
The amino acid that makes tea feel smoother than coffee.
In the UK, a drink can only make health claims that appear on the GB register. Two of our ingredients have them, and four of those claims they share. So this is the whole of what we will tell you Cocha does.
Magnesium contributes to electrolyte balance · contributes to normal muscle function
Magnesium and vitamin B6 contribute to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue · contribute to normal psychological function · contribute to the normal functioning of the nervous system · contribute to normal energy-yielding metabolism
Vitamin B6 contributes to the regulation of hormonal activity
contributes to electrolyte balance
contributes to normal muscle function
contribute to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue
contribute to normal psychological function
contribute to the normal functioning of the nervous system
contribute to normal energy-yielding metabolism
contributes to the regulation of hormonal activity
L-theanine and caffeine have no authorised claims in the UK, so we make none for them. What they do have is a body of published research. We have listed it below, in full and without our commentary, so you can read it yourself.
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