Two 30-Day Kits, Two Different Daily Rhythms
Both Healthy Tea Program kits give you a 30-day calendar, two organic teas, and paper drawstring tea bags. The difference is what you drink and when. Weight Loss pairs a caffeinated morning chai-style tea with a caffeine-free evening blend. Fitness pairs a morning matcha with a caffeinated post-workout green tea blend. If you want a gentle morning-and-night routine, Weight Loss is the closer fit. If you already train and want tea timed around workouts, Fitness makes more sense.
What Each Kit Actually Contains
- Healthy Tea Program - Weight Loss: Includes 30 servings of Organic Skinny Natural Tea and 30 servings of Organic Detox Tea, plus 60 Natural Paper Drawstring Tea Bags and the Healthy Tea Program Calendar. A full 30-day supply of both teas means you can follow the calendar without reordering mid-program.

Healthy Tea Program - Weight Loss - Healthy Tea Program - Fitness: Includes 40 servings of Organic Premium Matcha and 30 servings of Organic Live Fit Tea, plus 30 Natural Paper Drawstring Tea Bags and the Healthy Tea Program Calendar. The matcha count is higher than the Live Fit count, so the morning and post-workout teas are not used in equal amounts.

Healthy Tea Program - Fitness
Ingredients and Caffeine Side by Side
- Morning tea: Weight Loss uses Organic Skinny Natural Tea, made with organic oolong tea, organic cinnamon chips, and organic ginger root; the catalog describes it as caffeinated and chai-tasting. Fitness uses Organic Premium Matcha, organic green tea powder, described as smooth and brothy.
- Second tea: Weight Loss uses Organic Detox Tea with organic holy basil, spearmint, rose hips, lemon verbena, and linden leaf and flower; it is caffeine-free and mint-tasting. Fitness uses Organic Live Fit Tea with organic green tea, ashwagandha root, epimedium leaf, lemon verbena, lemon peel, and rose hips; it is caffeinated and mild citrus-tasting.
- Daily timing: Weight Loss: one cup of Skinny Natural Tea in the morning and one cup of Detox Tea before bed. Fitness: one cup of matcha in the morning or before your workout, and one cup of Live Fit Tea after your workout.
- Caffeine load: Weight Loss gives you caffeine in the morning only, with an evening cup that is caffeine-free. Fitness includes caffeine in both teas, so your second cup is also caffeinated.
Which Kit Fits Your Goal
Choose Weight Loss if your main aim is a structured cleanse with a clear morning and bedtime habit, and you want the evening cup to be caffeine-free. The catalog frames the goal as losing weight, feeling less bloated, and having more energy, with a chai-style morning tea and a mint evening tea.
Choose Fitness if you already follow an exercise plan and want tea built around it. The catalog describes the Fitness kit as designed to accompany workouts, with matcha before training and Live Fit Tea afterward. One customer comment notes a little caffeine without jitter or a crash, but that is a single experience, not a guarantee.
Practical Details Before You Buy
- Refill packs: Both programs offer a Refill Pack for restocking teas and tea bags after the 30-day kit. The refill does not include the Vacuum Flask Infuser Bottle, so keep your bottle if you want to use one.
- Bottle not included in refill: The catalog lists the Vacuum Flask Infuser Bottle as not included in the refill package. If you are switching from the full kit to a refill, plan to reuse your existing bottle.
- Brewing instructions: The supplied product records give the daily cups and ingredients but do not specify water temperature, steep time, or matcha whisking method. Follow the package directions on the tea you receive rather than guessing.
- Pregnancy and nursing: The Fitness listing includes a note to consult your doctor before drinking the tea if you are pregnant or nursing. The Weight Loss listing does not include that specific note in the supplied information.
What the Catalog Does Not Confirm
Neither kit's supplied record includes a full ingredient allergen statement, a certified allergen-free claim, or a shelf-life figure. If you have food allergies or need a use-by date, check the packaging or contact the store before buying. The catalog also does not provide a guaranteed weight-loss or fitness outcome; customer quotes describe individual experiences, and the statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.



