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Coffee Slows Biological Aging Study

Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Nov 25, 2025 · Last updated Dec 08, 2025

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The study's findings could positively impact the market for Coffee, potentially increasing demand for moderate consumption. It may also influence the anti-aging supplement market, as Coffee is suggested as a natural alternative.

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A study published in Aging and Mental Health found that moderate Coffee consumption (3-4 cups daily) may slow biological aging, particularly in individuals with severe mental illness. This effect is linked to longer telomeres, which are indicators of cellular aging, and is estimated to be equivalent to 5 extra biological years compared to non-coffee drinkers. The study, which analyzed data from 436 adults in the Norwegian Thematically Organised Psychosis study, suggests that Coffee's antioxidant and anti-inflammatory compounds play a role. However, consuming more than 4 cups daily did not show the same benefits and could potentially cause cellular damage. The findings align with recommendations from health authorities like the United Kingdom — National Health Service and the United States — Food and Drug Administration.

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The Norwegian Thematically Organised Psychosis study provided the data and participants for the research on coffee and aging.
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