Your cells determine your biological age. It accurately measures your health and physical function, as well as whether your aging process has
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sped up or slowed down relative to your chronological age. BA can also be adjusted by lifestyle changes to prevent age-related disorders and
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lengthen life. This study addresses it. Lifestyle changes like drinking tea may help you live longer. Please read on and pinky up!
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7,931 China Multi-Ethnic Cohort (CMEC) Study participants aged 30–79 and 5,998 UK Biobank participants aged 37–73 were included in the study.
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These participants completed baseline and first follow-up surveys. They started with tea-related inquiries like how often and how many cups they drank.
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Klemera Doubal method (KDM), a mathematical methodology for BA detection, measuring acceleration. It does so by analyzing aging-related biomarkers.
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The research found that three cups of tea (6–8g of tea leaves) daily could reduce biological aging the greatest. The researchers classified
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one cup of tea as 200 ml, little below 7 oz, therefore three "cups" equals 21 fl oz or 2.6 eight-ounce U.S. cups. This study used black and green tea, not herbal teas.
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The study didn't explain why tea has anti-aging qualities, but bioactive compounds like EGCG (a green tea polyphenol) may be the answer.
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