Drinking tea could shield you from dementia, a new study claims.
Scientists say drinking tea can lower the risk of cognitive impairment by 50 percent.
And the risk fell by as much as 86 percent for older adults who have a genetic risk of Alzheimer's disease.
Researchers say both green and black teas contain bioactive compounds that improve memory and prevent brain cells from dying.
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Another study to waste taxpayers money. My ancestors are Irish and English. They drank tea their entire life and know of at least four who had Alzheimer's. Go figure!
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