Want to protect your brain as you age? New research suggests drinking green tea daily could significantly lower your dementia risk.

Green tea contains powerful compounds called catechins that may shield your brain from dementia. Dan Campbell Had Blunt ...

In general, all teas offer some health benefits, but one kind wins out because of its high antioxidant content—which can help ...

Coffee and tea are popular beverages linked to impressive health benefits. Drinking both beverages may reduce disease risk ...

The plant-focused Green Mediterranean diet delivers even more brain benefits than the regular Mediterranean diet, experts say.

A leading neurosurgeon reveals a surprising link between leg strength and dementia prevention. Weak leg muscles can accelerate cognitive decline, as active muscles release chemicals vital for brain ...

We know inhaling polluted air harms our lungs—but what about our brains? According to compelling new research, pollution may put you at higher risk of being hospitalized for one of the most common ...

PepsiCo has issued a recall for over 34,000 bottles of Lipton Green Tea Citrus due to incorrect labeling that could pose health risks for consumers monitoring their sugar intake, according to the U.S.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker accused President Donald Trump of being a "man who’s suffering dementia" in their escalating feud over National Guard deployment in his state — despite the Democrat once ...

A Halls Gap family has donated $1.7 million to Eventide Homes in Stawell, the facility's largest ever private gift. The money will fund a major redevelopment of the dementia care wing, creating ...

Compounds in green tea can reprogram muscle metabolism to boost insulin sensitivity and glucose tolerance, according to new findings that further our understanding of why this ancient drink has long ...

New research shows green tea may help the body burn fat and balance blood sugar. In a study with obese mice, it improved metabolism and muscle health without harming lean animals. Scientists say its ...