A study found that higher consumption of caffeine-containing beverages, such as coffee and tea, during midlife is associated with a reduced risk of physical frailty in later life. This protective effect suggests that regular caffeine intake may help maintain physical strength and mobility as people age.
Drinking more coffee or tea is linked to less frailty in old age
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