Most of us love sipping on a cup of green tea, early in the morning, and cannot go a day without it. Green tea has been ...

People from Ikaria, Greece, live about eight years longer than US citizens, on average, largely without dementia. While they ...

A recent study from Japan has suggested that switching coffee for green tea could help reduce the risk of dementia development in older people. The research looked at older people who had a coffee ...

Live psychologist Kimberly Wilson urged viewers to include vitamin B in their diets as missing it could lead to serious ...

Green tea’s properties, including caffeine and various polyphenols, may offer beneficial effects on weight, waist circumference, and body mass index (BMI) in some people. Manufacturers make ...

It has been discovered that green tea can cut the risk of dementia in seniors by reducing brain lesions by 3-6%. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the loss of cognitive abilities ...