The link between coffee consumption and the development of dementia was found as a result of a study of the medical records of 204,847 people in the UK aged 40 to 69 at the start of the study period. The records recorded the presence of a habit of coffee consumption, as well as whether there were cases of dementia for nine years after the start of the study."Consumption of caffeinated coffee, especially unsweetened, is associated with a reduced risk of Alzheimer's disease and related dementias, as well as Parkinson's disease. No such associations were observed for sweetened coffee," the researchers noted in their article.
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