Tea and Your Brain

October 30, 2019

The Singapore study: The brain as a network of networks Tea helps your brain maintain efficiency by altering the physical structures of its networks of connections. That is the finding of a study that is attracting strong interest among tea lovers, for obvious reasons. While it is carefully limited in its conclusions and is far from constituting a “proof”, it opens up a promising new horizon in the investigation of tea and wellness. In June 2019, an international research team led by

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Peter Keen

Peter has been a senior professor at leading business and technology universities across the world, including Harvard, MIT, Stanford, and Oxford. He is the author of over forty books and a noted international consultant and public speaker. Tea writing and education are his avocation, with a focus on helping tea lovers find the ones that fit their personal tastes at best value. He has a strong interest in the offbeat stories and social and cultural aspects of tea history. His latest book is Tea Tips.

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John Reddy
on February 28, 2020 at 12:15 am •Reply

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