'Drinking more than six cups of coffee a day may be putting you at risk of brain diseases such as dementia and stroke.'
Bad news for the caffeine-crazed among us. A massive new study linked excessive coffee drinking — and we're talkingAfter probing the medical records of 17,702 volunteers in the
, a team of scientists from the University of South Australia found a startling correlation between drinking lots of coffee — seven or more cups per day — and a 53 percent increase in their dementia risk.Nutritional Neuroscience , also shows a link between heavy coffee drinking and a greater prevalence of physical changes in the brain and other neurological diseases.
. "Essentially, drinking more than six cups of coffee a day may be putting you at risk of brain diseases such as dementia and stroke."
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