[ConservativeMind]

Caffeine helps our bodies to expand blood flow during REM and non-REM sleep, possibly causing the reduced neurodegenerative disease risk seen in other studies by washing away metabolic debris.

[ConservativeMind]

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[Nervous Tick]

>> The authors say these effects raise the possibility that caffeine’s neuroprotective effects, particularly against neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s, could be linked to its enhanced blood flow during sleep, aiding in the clearance of metabolic waste.

Sobottomline, drinkingabunchacoffee allday isagoodthing, right? :-)

[irishjuggler]

I find that coffee is a great cure for a headache... but is caffeine-withdrawal the cause of the headache in the first place? Perhaps it doesn’t matter... if I’m saving my brain from Parkinson’s.

[Pez149]

I’ll tell you what, the next time I run into a mouse I’ll be glad to let it know...

[alexander_busek]

The study found that mice consistently have a "siesta" during the latter part of their awake phase.

That's ray-cist!

Regards,

[1_Rain_Drop]

"nterestingly, the mice that consumed caffeine when awake... "

Where is the study when mice consumed caffeine while asleep.

[maddog55]

A bizzare study with no data associated with what the chronic caffeine use is especially in the mice with electronic chips attached to their heads.