[STUDY OUT OF JAPAN] Three glasses of green tea a day may prevent dementia

[CanadianChick]

Three glasses of green tea a day may prevent dementia

"A study out of Japan has found that older adults who regularly consume green tea have fewer cerebral white matter lesions, a key indicator of cognitive decline and dementia.

nResearchers asked almost 9,000 adults to fill out a questionnaire about their coffee and tea-drinking habits and used brain scans to analyze their data.

While they did not find any evidence that coffee intake might prevent cognitive decline, their results did lead them to conclude that drinking green tea — especially three or more glasses a day — may help prevent dementia.

The findings align with previous studies that have shown green tea consumption can protect you from cognitive decline."

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/three-g ... 14667.html

[TheButcher]

I hate tea, haven't had a cup in 30 years or more, I like Nescafe coffee .

[ezdoesitz]

Tea after a meal goes down swell, it also helps digestion.

[misterporn]

Tea is popular in the far east,have you noticed after a meal at a Chinese or Japanese restaurant they bring you tea.

[jag]

I'm more of a coffee woman , tea when I am feeling a cold come on.

[viking]

I drink one every night before sleep

[NSWDave]

Coffee and tea have caffeine so I try not have more than one a day of either, my anxiety attacks seem to increase with caffeine intake

[Russ]

So now it's an apple a day and 3 glasses of green tea will keep the doctor and dementia away!

[blingman]

Have you seen the price of tea, news like this one are bound to increase demand and price for tea.

[thepornman]

If you can afford to buy a Starbucks coffee joint you are set for life. One guy I know owns 2 locations and he is living like Musk.

[BrasSmonkey]

the mind decays. nothing can stop that.. all things break down.

[ispdn]

I'm into herbal teas and love it

[calista]

Tesais the go to drink here over coffee

[3ric]

Dementia is bad my friends grand mother is 81 and has it,horrible way to an end of a person's life.

[shoopa]

Do you put milk in your tea?