In recent study conducted in Florida USA tells us that high level of caffeine in blood (1200ng/ml) of patients suffering from minor cognitive impairment (MCI) avoided progression to dementia. The amount of coffee needed to attain such threshold is 3 to 5 cups daily having 5 cups or 500 mg caffeine as target.
Coffee, as
we all know, is rich in caffeine and also has anti-oxidant and
anti-inflammatory properties that may contribute in reducing risk for Alzheimer's
Disease.
Source:
Journal of Alzheimer's Disease
Virtual Institute of Pharmacy Technology
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Source:
Journal of Alzheimer's Disease
Virtual Institute of Pharmacy Technology
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