People who drink three to five cups of coffee daily in midlife are up to 65% less likely to develop Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia as the age. Of course, more research is needed, but this is enough for me to continue my pot-a-day routine.
I have seen that before ... which is why I try to get in a few cups each day!
ReplyDeleteI saw this on TV and I must admit I have taken up drinking coffee :o) ~ Ally x
ReplyDeleteA pot for me as well. Nice to know I'll always know who I am...I think. ;)
ReplyDeleteDamn straight! I knew there was a good and justifiable reason I drank so much coffee in the morning and now I've got it.
ReplyDeleteNo further research is needed.
Really~
Hm. Isn't red wine supposed to help with that, too?
ReplyDeleteI'm safe! Coffee is my middle name-
ReplyDeleteIt is also my blood type
Hi Ken,
ReplyDeleteI've wondered about that ... whether drinking coffee might stimulate the mind, fighting off Alzheimers. Sounds good to me!
Best,
Marty
And this is why we have to be nice to the South Americans and Africans. If they cut off our supply of beans, we'd all go nuts.
ReplyDeleteI'll do it Beth's way!!! LOL!!
ReplyDeleteAh, some GOOD news for a change! Thanks for giving me a valid reason to keep drinking coffee.
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