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☕🧠 Researchers at #Harvard followed 130,000 people for over 40 years to find that moderate #coffee or #tea intake is linked to an 18% lower risk of #dementia.
The long-term study suggests #caffeine may help preserve neural networks and reduce #brain inflammation as we age.
Uppers, downers, trips & tranqs 💊 All the world's major drugs, in one easy-to-swallow infographic
@infobeautiful also duly noted #coffee #caffeine #tea #chocolate #Methylxanthines
This episode of You're Dead To Me reminded me of the prohibition of coffee during its early history;
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0028sjn
I first read about coffee being religiously and legally restricted in a book I found in the public library, about the history of drug regulation. A. At the time I thought it was plausible, but I was wary of what I now know as confirmation bias. Intriguing to have it confirmed by a historian on a public broadcaster.
