Australian study: more than 5 cups of coffee a day can easily hear voices

Stressed people who drink more than five cups of coffee a day are prone to auditory hallucinations. A team of researchers from La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia, found that people who were stressed and addicted to coffee were three times more likely to have auditory hallucinations and hallucinations.

The study involved 92 people who recorded their coffee intake and how much stress they were experiencing. Then they listened to "white noise" for three minutes. And tell these 92 people,"white noise" mixed with an old song "white Christmas", as long as you hear "white Christmas", you must press the button quickly. But in fact, there are no songs mixed in with "white noise".

The study found that people with low caffeine intake pressed the button only once on average, while stressed coffee drinkers pressed the button three times on average, indicating that stressed coffee drinkers were more likely to have auditory hallucinations.

People who drank five cups of coffee a day were defined as heavy coffee drinkers in the study. A similar condition can occur if you take too many caffeinated drugs.

Jiang Hui (Source: Public Health News)