About Not Coffee
Not Coffee is formulated to help you give up your caffeine habit, without having to give up your daily coffee ritual.
Not Coffee is a revolutionary coffee alternative that looks, acts and tastes like coffee. Our special blend of premium ingredients are 100% free from caffeine and stimulants and replicate a rich, bold coffee flavour profile, without the acidity or bitterness of coffee.
Not Coffee is full of antioxidants, nutritious vitamins, minerals, and prebiotics that promote gut health and wellbeing, so you can start and end your day balanced.
Not Coffee is gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan, nut-free, sugar-free as well as preservative and additive-free.
Why should I switch from coffee to Not Coffee?
We all know coffee contains caffeine and that’s part of the reason why we drink so much of it. To stay awake, to stay stimulated, to get us through the day. But caffeine isn’t entirely good for you. It can have adverse effects on your health, especially if you already suffer from certain health conditions such as hyperthyroidism, high blood pressure, dehydration, anxiety, insomnia and heart issues.
Our philosophy is that if you make a conscious effort to live a balanced life by sleeping enough, eating well, staying hydrated and exercising you will not need caffeine or other stimulants to keep you going throughout the day.
Not Coffee doesn't have adverse effects on sleep, blood pressure, thyroid function, moods, trigger anxiety or create acidity in the body - unlike coffee, decaf or other drinks that contain sugar, caffeine, and stimulants.
Why don't I just drink decaf instead?
Removing caffeine from coffee beans is often done in unnatural ways. Usually the coffee beans are soaked in a chemical solvent that leaches out the caffeine. Although these chemicals have been approved for use in the decaffeination process, they still present health risks.
Additionally, the risks of decaf may start even earlier, with the bean selection itself. Decaf coffee is typically made from a bean that has a higher fat content than regular arabica beans, which could pose potential consequences for cholesterol levels and long-term health of the heart.
Decaf does still have some caffeine in it, usually about five percent, however, that amount is largely unregulated. Remember, it is decaffeinated, not no-caffeination. So, if you're trying to quit caffeine for health reasons, decaf won't necessarily work.
Decaf, just like regular coffee promotes acidity in the body, which may lead to other health issues.