Coffee review

European research shows that three cups of coffee a day is more flexible.

Published: 2024-11-02 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/02, Too much has been said about coffee, good or bad. Recently, ANSA, Italy's largest news agency, released a report saying that drinking coffee is of great benefit to the elderly, especially helping to keep their minds flexible. The European Special Research Laboratory, composed of Finland, Italy and the Netherlands, conducted a 10-year survey of 676 healthy elderly people from Finland, Italy and Nordic countries.

Too much has been said about coffee, good or bad. Recently, ANSA, Italy's largest news agency, released a report saying that drinking coffee is of great benefit to the elderly, especially helping to keep a flexible mind.

The European Special Laboratory, composed of Finland, Italy and the Netherlands, conducted a 10-year comparative follow-up study of 676 healthy elderly people from Finland, Italy and Nordic countries.

It turns out that in any country, older people who insist on drinking coffee are more physically energetic than their non-coffee-drinking peers. And, in 10 years, the cognitive decline of these coffee drinkers was also relatively small. The researchers believe that coffee can activate cognition among the three most consumed drinks in the world: coffee, water and tea. In addition, coffee can also enhance the antioxidant capacity of blood and provide protection against the damage of free radicals to the nervous system.

However, coffee is good, and you can't drink too much. Drinking three cups a day for the elderly can enhance memory and reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease; no matter how much, it may not be good.

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