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Caffeine can enhance the activity of CA2 region of hippocampal process.

Caffeine can enhance the activity of CA2 region of hippocampal process.

The research team led by Pryce, a professor at University College London, said in a paper in the journal Nature that teenagers' IQs may increase or decline significantly, rather than being stable from childhood as previously widely believed. We must be careful not to deny a person just because of poor performance in childhood, Price said. In fact, in a few years, their IQ may be significant.

2015-05-08
American scientific research says coffee and red wine has an effect on intelligence

American scientific research says coffee and red wine has an effect on intelligence

Guide: Serena Dudek, a researcher at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, has found that caffeine increases activity in the CA2 region of the hippocampus, meaning signals can be better transmitted in the brain, thereby improving learning ability. A research team led by Pryce, a professor at University College London, published a paper in the journal Nature saying that teenagers have IQ.

2015-04-27
Coffee research American scientific research says coffee red wine has an effect on intelligence

Coffee research American scientific research says coffee red wine has an effect on intelligence

Guide: Serena Dudek, a researcher at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, has found that caffeine increases activity in the CA2 region of the hippocampus, meaning signals can be better transmitted in the brain, thereby improving learning ability. A research team led by Pryce, a professor at University College London, published a paper in the journal Nature saying that teenagers have IQ.

2015-02-09
Basic Cognition of Coffee trees

Basic Cognition of Coffee trees

The origin of the coffee tree is Ethiopia in Africa. In botany, coffee trees belong to the long green trees of the subgenus Rubiaceae, and coffee beans, commonly known as coffee beans, are actually the seeds of the fruit of coffee trees, just because they are shaped like beans, so they are called coffee beans. Climate is the decisive factor for coffee cultivation. Coffee trees are only suitable for growing in the tropics or subtropics, so latitude 25 is south and north.

2014-11-13
Basic Cognition about Coffee trees

Basic Cognition about Coffee trees

The origin of the coffee tree is Ethiopia in Africa. In botany, coffee trees belong to the long green trees of the subgenus Rubiaceae, and coffee beans, commonly known as coffee beans, are actually the seeds of the fruit of coffee trees, just because they are shaped like beans, so they are called coffee beans. Climate is the decisive factor for coffee cultivation. Coffee trees are only suitable for growing in the tropics or subtropics, so latitude 25 is south and north.

2014-09-19
Coffee basic knowledge American scientific research says coffee red wine has an effect on intelligence

Coffee basic knowledge American scientific research says coffee red wine has an effect on intelligence

Guide: Serena Dudek, a researcher at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, has found that caffeine increases activity in the CA2 region of the hippocampus, meaning signals can be better transmitted in the brain, thereby improving learning ability. A research team led by Pryce, a professor at University College London, published a paper in the journal Nature saying that teenagers have IQ.

2014-12-01
Coffee common sense American scientific research says coffee red wine has an effect on intelligence

Coffee common sense American scientific research says coffee red wine has an effect on intelligence

Serena Dudek, a researcher at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, has found that caffeine increases activity in the CA2 region of the hippocampus, meaning signals can be better transmitted in the brain, thereby improving learning ability. A research team led by Pryce, a professor at University College London, published a paper in the journal Nature saying that teenagers'IQ may be significant.

2015-03-09
Can moderate consumption of coffee reduce dementia in the elderly?

Can moderate consumption of coffee reduce dementia in the elderly?

Studies have shown that drinking a moderate amount of coffee can reduce dementia in the elderly. (photo from the Daily Mail) drinking coffee in moderation can reduce mild mild cognitive impairment (MCI), protect brain neurons from harmful proteins and reduce memory loss, but drinking one cup is the best, according to a new study in Italy. "Daily mail

2015-08-03
Rule of longevity: drink more coffee and drive less

Rule of longevity: drink more coffee and drive less

It is difficult to live forever, and it is not necessarily difficult to prolong life through health preservation. The latest article on the American online website sums up the golden rule of longevity according to the results of many foreign research institutions. Professor Gao Fangyi, former director of Beijing Institute of Geriatrics, interpreted this. Take a nap at least 3 times a week. Taking a nap can reduce people, according to a large study published in the Archives of Internal Medicine

2015-08-13
Relationship between planting environmental conditions and grade names

Relationship between planting environmental conditions and grade names

Finally, we need to understand the relationship between planting altitude and coffee grade. Arabica beans grown at higher altitudes mature more slowly than those grown at lower altitudes, produce denser beans, and exhibit higher acidity and complexity in the cup. But in most of the coffee world's cognitive rules, the factor of growing altitude is not necessarily graded.

2015-04-14
Women drinking coffee can prevent dementia. Health knowledge of drinking coffee.

Women drinking coffee can prevent dementia. Health knowledge of drinking coffee.

Caffeine helps protect the intelligence of older women and control the course of Alzheimer's disease in women, according to a new study by French and Portuguese scientists. In the past four years, they have conducted a follow-up survey of 7017 French people over the age of 65, including 4197 women and 2820 men. The survey results show that every day

2015-10-06
Coffee Shop Brand Marketing

Coffee Shop Brand Marketing

Recently, I quietly noticed that cat feces coffee is expanding rapidly, which naturally reminds people of Starbucks in the United States, Shangdao Coffee in Taiwan, Green Pavilion in Guangzhou, Old Tree Coffee in Shenzhen, etc.

2014-05-23
Coffee Research caffeine relieves Alzheimer's Disease

Coffee Research caffeine relieves Alzheimer's Disease

The researchers fed 18-month-old mice with symptoms of Alzheimer's disease mixed with caffeine and found that the symptoms were alleviated. The amount of caffeine consumed by the rats is equivalent to five cups of coffee a day. After being fed with water for a month, the researchers tested the cognitive and motor abilities of the mice. Looking for an eye.

2014-11-04
Caffeine relieves Alzheimer's disease coffee health

Caffeine relieves Alzheimer's disease coffee health

The researchers fed 18-month-old mice with symptoms of Alzheimer's disease mixed with caffeine and found that the symptoms were alleviated. The amount of caffeine consumed by the rats is equivalent to five cups of coffee a day. After being fed with water for a month, the researchers tested the cognitive and motor abilities of the mice. Looking for an eye.

2015-10-08
Coffee aficionados' Holy Land Kalumeng Cafe

Coffee aficionados' Holy Land Kalumeng Cafe

Kalumeng Cafe is a very old Japanese coffee shop, the owner is a Japanese, and its Chinese leader, Mr. Yuan, belongs to the category of boutique coffee. In the industry, especially in the circle of coffee enthusiasts, enjoy a very high reputation. Although I have been in contact with Italian coffee, I have little contact with it, but I still respect their cognition very much.

2014-07-25
European research shows that three cups of coffee a day is more flexible.

European research shows that three cups of coffee a day is more flexible.

Too much has been said about coffee, good or bad. Recently, ANSA, Italy's largest news agency, released a report saying that drinking coffee is of great benefit to the elderly, especially helping to keep their minds flexible. The European Special Research Laboratory, composed of Finland, Italy and the Netherlands, conducted a 10-year survey of 676 healthy elderly people from Finland, Italy and Nordic countries.

2015-04-07
Chewable coffee cheap and time-saving coffee cubes

Chewable coffee cheap and time-saving coffee cubes

Go Cubes are 100 percent vegan, made of a special blend of compounds that improve memory and alertness. With a texture similar to gum drops, each cube contains 50 mg of caffeine, 10 mg of Vitamin B6, and 100 mg of L-Theanine, an amino acid

2016-05-19
Research: coffee can improve people's ability to process information

Research: coffee can improve people's ability to process information

A team led by psychologist Thaddeus T. Bruny of Tufts University (Tufts University) in Massachusetts conducted a comparative experiment on two groups of people to study the effects of different doses of caffeine on people's ability to read and proofread articles. This is part of a large research project on stimulation and cognitive behavior. 36 subjects in the first group

2015-01-23
Coffee Life Coffee can improve people's ability to process information

Coffee Life Coffee can improve people's ability to process information

A team led by psychologist Thaddeus T. Bruny of Tufts University (Tufts University) in Massachusetts conducted a comparative experiment on two groups of people to study the effects of different doses of caffeine on people's ability to read and proofread articles. This is part of a large research project on stimuli and cognitive behavior. 36 subjects in the first group

2015-01-05
Coffee can improve people's ability to process information and drink coffee.

Coffee can improve people's ability to process information and drink coffee.

A team led by psychologist Thaddeus T. Bruny of Tufts University (Tufts University) in Massachusetts conducted a comparative experiment on two groups of people to study the effects of different doses of caffeine on people's ability to read and proofread articles. This is part of a large research program on stimuli and cognitive behavior. 36 subjects in the first group

2015-10-29
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