Tobacco and coffee contain bioactive compounds that may reduce Parkinson's disease risk by targeting key pathways such as MAO ...

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"Some mid-term trials of caffeine ingestion or coffee intake have shown surprising effect on modestly lowering body fat,” Odegaard told Verywell. One small study from 2020 found that people who drank ...

"With caffeinated teas, such as green tea, Earl Grey, and Chai, it's best to drink them 4-6 hours prior to bedtime and no later," the dietician recommends. "As for herbal, non-caffeinated teas and ...

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Learn how non-nicotine and non-caffeine compounds in tobacco and coffee may shield the brain from Parkinson's disease, paving the way for innovative therapies. Study: Smoking, coffee intake ...

The researchers note further that their results could be due to an effect of non-caffeine components found in coffee, which would also explain why coffee affected uric acid levels but tea did not.

These include polyphenols, which are linked to reducing inflammation and regulating insulin production. “While both caffeine and non-caffeine components of coffee can help extend healthy lifespan, ...