The Researchers of “Could be Smarter when You drink Green Tea for Four Times weekly!”

There have been a lot of researches showing great effects that green tea has. So you can say green tea is absolutely good for health. Even if you are not good at caffeine so can’t drink coffee instead of that green tea is moderate amount of it, can be nice to you.

And here, new evidence showing up that saying “Could Tea have potential to get you smarter?”

https://www.aging-us.com/article/102023/text

This is the research from NUS, they collected 36 men and women aged over 60 and they checked these points below.
* Health level
* Lifestyle
* Happiness
* Cognitive function
* MRI Data Acquisition

In addition, they stratified into two groups below.
1. Drinking green tea, oolong tea, or black tea at least 4 times a week for 25 years long continuously
2. Or non-tea drinker

And the researchers collected all their datas and what the result was coming up...
* People who drink tea had great connectivity of brain!!!

Research team was saying for that result is like this...
“Let’s liken to the brain connectivity is a road. When you go to the particular areas of brain from where you are right now, you can call it as the “road”.
If the road is developed orderly, people and cars can be more efficient to come and go so it can save their resources.
In the same manner for the brain too that if some ares of brain is developed orderly, a information processing will be more efficient.”

In the end, people who drink teas regularly, their brain information processing is so smooth.

And more from research team...
“From our past studies findings have showing the drinking teas frequently tends to be high cognitive function. And we found from this study was because their brain connectivity is improved, the drinkers of teas regularly will get advantages for cognitions. It can be helpful for disrupting our brain function aging.”

About their past studies is from 2017, and what was the result showed up...
* Tea drinkers everyday decreased 50% of becoming age-related dementia.

Well, they sampled very few for it and there is some concerns there.
* There was no significant different between another brain functioning tests