The study found: “Participants in the highest quintile had a 48 per cent lower rate of developing
Alzheimer's disease [compared with the lowest group].” The authors said that one cup of
black tea contained about 9.6mg of flavonols.Researchers including Edward Okello of the university's biology school pitted green
tea,
black tea, and coffee. They found that
tea stops the activity of chemicals in the brain associated with the development of
Alzheimer's disease.