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The discussions demonstrate strong support for the health benefits attributed to tea, as shown by phrases like 'tea drinkers live longer' and 'reduces risk of heart disease,' which reveal positive reactions. The tone and references to additional research highlight both interest and perceived significance, though some posts call for further studies, indicating a cautious yet optimistic engagement.
Most discussions support the positive findings of the study, emphasizing the health benefits of tea with phrases like 'good for your heart' and 'reduces risk.'
The posts show high interest by referencing specific details such as 'habitual tea drinkers' and discussing the potential for longer, healthier lives.
Many discussions cite the study directly, share related research, and ask reflective questions, indicating moderate but meaningful engagement.
The widespread reporting and enthusiastic tone suggest that social discussions view this study as influential for individual health choices and public health messaging.
A long-term study shows habitual #tea drinkers who drink >3 cups a week have a 20% lower risk of #heart attacks, as well reduced risks of all-cause mortality. The #flavonoids found in tea are known to have protective and anti-inflammatory effects ☕️ https://t.co/AVd3w5q5jU https://t.co/IpT9alJJQz
A study of >100,000 adults found that people who habitually drank #tea had a 20% lower risk of a #heart attack or related problem, or #death from heart disease. The flavonoids in tea are probably responsible for protection: https://t.co/mXX0xazJ3A #healthylifestyle #healthy https://t.co/2CElSgTVqE
Compared to those who do not regularly consume tea, habitual tea drinkers (3+ cups daily) were found to be at 20% lower risk of cardiovascular disease incidence, 22% lower risk of cardiovascular disease mortality, 15% lower risk of all-cause mortality.
Tea Drinkers Live Longer, Healthier Lives – Here’s What You Need to Know https://t.co/E1bLCXPU3K #DHPSP #INPST
Drinking green tea at least three times a week is linked with a longer and healthier life https://t.co/GtQYQW1Rz2
Routine green tea consumption was found to be associated with a 20% reduced risk of coronary artery disease. Green tea drinkers not only lived longer, but also had more years free of cardiovascular disease. https://t.co/O88Qtas5Lx
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A study of 100,000 adults showed that those drinking more than 3 cups of tea weekly had a 22% lower risk of dying from heart disease than low tea drinkers. https://t.co/mhM6pNwm6x More research is needed. #HeartHealth #Tea #Health #Tea https://t.co/9BTBXWl3Lf
A study of 100,000 adults showed that those drinking more than 3 cups of tea weekly had a 22% lower risk of dying from heart disease than low tea drinkers. https://t.co/mhM6pNwTW5 More research is needed #mindsandhearts #teaforlife #selfcare #wellness #selfcare https://t.co/vxlyhhPbbz
RT @TeaAdvisoryPan: A study of 100,000 adults showed that those drinking more than 3 cups of tea weekly had a 22% lower risk of dying from…
A study of 100,000 adults showed that those drinking more than 3 cups of tea weekly had a 22% lower risk of dying from heart disease than low tea drinkers. https://t.co/mhM6pNwTW5 More research is needed. #HeartHealth #Tea #Health #Tea https://t.co/ceWbyfLUpb
RT @dronita_de: Tea Drinkers Live Longer, Healthier Lives – Here’s What You Need to Know https://t.co/E1bLCXPU3K #DHPSP #INPST
Tea consumption and the risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality: The China-PAR project - PubMed https://t.co/xivtiYb1fF
RT @dronita_de: Tea Drinkers Live Longer, Healthier Lives – Here’s What You Need to Know https://t.co/E1bLCXPU3K #DHPSP #INPST
RT @dronita_de: Tea Drinkers Live Longer, Healthier Lives – Here’s What You Need to Know https://t.co/E1bLCXPU3K #DHPSP #INPST
RT @dronita_de: Tea Drinkers Live Longer, Healthier Lives – Here’s What You Need to Know https://t.co/E1bLCXPU3K #DHPSP #INPST
RT @dronita_de: Tea Drinkers Live Longer, Healthier Lives – Here’s What You Need to Know https://t.co/E1bLCXPU3K #DHPSP #INPST
RT @dronita_de: Tea Drinkers Live Longer, Healthier Lives – Here’s What You Need to Know https://t.co/E1bLCXPU3K #DHPSP #INPST
RT @dronita_de: Tea Drinkers Live Longer, Healthier Lives – Here’s What You Need to Know https://t.co/E1bLCXPU3K #DHPSP #INPST
RT @dronita_de: Tea Drinkers Live Longer, Healthier Lives – Here’s What You Need to Know https://t.co/E1bLCXPU3K #DHPSP #INPST
Tea Drinkers Live Longer, Healthier Lives – Here’s What You Need to Know https://t.co/E1bLCXPU3K #DHPSP #INPST
RT @TeaScientist: Sipping a cup of tea at least every other day or so may be good for your heart, according to a study published in 2020 in…
Sipping a cup of tea at least every other day or so may be good for your heart, according to a study published in 2020 in European Journal of Preventive Cardiology. https://t.co/HPbH6pbX5O
RT @humanOS_me: Routine green tea consumption was found to be associated with a 20% reduced risk of coronary artery disease. Green tea drin…
RT @humanOS_me: Routine green tea consumption was found to be associated with a 20% reduced risk of coronary artery disease. Green tea drin…
Routine green tea consumption was found to be associated with a 20% reduced risk of coronary artery disease. Green tea drinkers not only lived longer, but also had more years free of cardiovascular disease. https://t.co/O88Qtas5Lx
RT @mike_lustgarten: Tea consumption and the risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality https://t.co/J58eSezZYs
Tea consumption and the risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality https://t.co/J58eSezZYs
RT @DawnArda: A long-term study shows habitual #tea drinkers who drink >3 cups a week have a 20% lower risk of #heart attacks, as well redu…
RT @DawnArda: A long-term study shows habitual #tea drinkers who drink >3 cups a week have a 20% lower risk of #heart attacks, as well redu…
RT @DawnArda: A long-term study shows habitual #tea drinkers who drink >3 cups a week have a 20% lower risk of #heart attacks, as well redu…
RT @DawnArda: A long-term study shows habitual #tea drinkers who drink >3 cups a week have a 20% lower risk of #heart attacks, as well redu…
RT @orhan_erdem: Çayın ve çay tiryakiliğinin kalp hastalıklığına ve hatta her türlü ölüm riskine iyi geldiğini göstermiş bilimadamları. (E…
Çayın ve çay tiryakiliğinin kalp hastalıklığına ve hatta her türlü ölüm riskine iyi geldiğini göstermiş bilimadamları. (Evet bilimadamları Çinli :) ) https://t.co/vmosZ0EKWb https://t.co/9BAcVb5CGz
RT @reha_me: 緑茶
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Regular tea drinking may link to better cardiovascular health! https://t.co/x0VqnSBBEa
RT @Cardio_delaGuia:
A long-term study shows habitual #tea drinkers who drink >3 cups a week have a 20% lower risk of #heart attacks, as well reduced risks of all-cause mortality. The #flavonoids found in tea are known to have protective and anti-inflammatory effects ☕️ https://t.co/AVd3w5q5jU https://t.co/IpT9alJJQz
@FunkyDuffy @batoul_abu https://t.co/dYx6BqFiMC
RT @Altebainawi: Tea drinker live longer دراسة صينية منشورة في المجلة الأوربية لطب القلب: وجدت عند من يشرب الشاي ثلاث مرات أسبوعياً “على ا…
RT @Altebainawi: Tea drinker live longer دراسة صينية منشورة في المجلة الأوربية لطب القلب: وجدت عند من يشرب الشاي ثلاث مرات أسبوعياً “على ا…
Tea drinker live longer دراسة صينية منشورة في المجلة الأوربية لطب القلب: وجدت عند من يشرب الشاي ثلاث مرات أسبوعياً “على الأقل” كان خطر: - الجلطات القلبية والدماغية لديهم اقل بـ 20% من غيرهم كما قللت خطر جميع مسببات الوفيات لديهم بنسبة 15% https://t.co/t63L7J2ORe
#TéySalud: Según estudios recientes, el consumo habitual de #té podría reducir el riesgo de padecer enfermedades cardiovasculares y mortalidad general https://t.co/0iGVeytgOq
RT @TeaAdvisoryPan: Drinking a daily cuppa adds an extra year to your life, according to a study published in the European Journal of Preve…
Drinking a daily cuppa adds an extra year to your life, according to a study published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology. More research is needed. https://t.co/D13BntLCMV #StayAlert #StaySafe https://t.co/8Q5NEV83J8
#TéySalud: Según estudios recientes, el consumo habitual de #té podría reducir el riesgo de padecer enfermedades cardiovasculares y mortalidad general https://t.co/0iGVeytgOq https://t.co/M3jGTQO1vV
A study showed tea drinkers had 17 extra months disease-free life for heart conditions and 16 months longer life expectancy at the age of 50 years. More research is needed. https://t.co/D13Bntu1ol #StayAlert #StaySafe https://t.co/KE2BRzhZrI
A study of more than 100,000 found that tea drinking was associated with a 20% lower risk of developing cardiovascular disease. More research is needed. https://t.co/D13BntLCMV #StayAlert #StaySafe https://t.co/BHTDwOgP8P
@NoahHaber @SarahWieten @ADAlthousePhD @statsepi Seems to be this one: https://t.co/qKkNdQrRBF (Not that I would recommend that anyone spends any greater length of time reading this stuff...)
RT @CristinaDragani: A study of >100,000 adults found that people who habitually drank #tea had a 20% lower risk of a #heart attack or rela…
RT @CristinaDragani: A study of >100,000 adults found that people who habitually drank #tea had a 20% lower risk of a #heart attack or rela…
RT @CristinaDragani: A study of >100,000 adults found that people who habitually drank #tea had a 20% lower risk of a #heart attack or rela…
RT @CristinaDragani: A study of >100,000 adults found that people who habitually drank #tea had a 20% lower risk of a #heart attack or rela…
RT @CristinaDragani: A study of >100,000 adults found that people who habitually drank #tea had a 20% lower risk of a #heart attack or rela…
RT @CristinaDragani: A study of >100,000 adults found that people who habitually drank #tea had a 20% lower risk of a #heart attack or rela…
RT @CristinaDragani: A study of >100,000 adults found that people who habitually drank #tea had a 20% lower risk of a #heart attack or rela…
RT @CristinaDragani: A study of >100,000 adults found that people who habitually drank #tea had a 20% lower risk of a #heart attack or rela…
RT @CristinaDragani: A study of >100,000 adults found that people who habitually drank #tea had a 20% lower risk of a #heart attack or rela…
RT @CristinaDragani: A study of >100,000 adults found that people who habitually drank #tea had a 20% lower risk of a #heart attack or rela…
RT @CristinaDragani: A study of >100,000 adults found that people who habitually drank #tea had a 20% lower risk of a #heart attack or rela…
RT @CristinaDragani: A study of >100,000 adults found that people who habitually drank #tea had a 20% lower risk of a #heart attack or rela…
A study of >100,000 adults found that people who habitually drank #tea had a 20% lower risk of a #heart attack or related problem, or #death from heart disease. The flavonoids in tea are probably responsible for protection: https://t.co/mXX0xazJ3A #healthylifestyle #healthy https://t.co/2CElSgTVqE
お茶に関するコホート研究。少なくとも週に3回お茶を飲むことは、健康長寿につながるかもしれません。お茶習慣がない人と比較し、習慣的にお茶を飲む人は、偶発的な心臓病や脳卒中リスクが20％、致命的な心臓病や脳卒中リスクが22％、全死因リスクが15％低くなるという。https://t.co/It17nYAMNd
RT @humanOS_me: Compared to those who do not regularly consume tea, habitual tea drinkers (3+ cups daily) were found to be at 20% lower ris…
RT @Melhor_Prevenir: Beber chá regularmente ⬇️ risco de doenças cardiovasculares e te faz viver mais. Pesquisadores chineses +100 k
RT @Melhor_Prevenir: Beber chá regularmente ⬇️ risco de doenças cardiovasculares e te faz viver mais. Pesquisadores chineses +100 k
Beber chá regularmente ⬇️ risco de doenças cardiovasculares e te faz viver mais. Pesquisadores chineses +100 k
RT @DrMRWilliams: Drinking tea appears to be good for your heart. A recent study indicated that people who drink 3 or more cups of tea a da…
Drinking tea appears to be good for your heart. A recent study indicated that people who drink 3 or more cups of tea a day have a 22% lesser risk of cardiovascular death. https://t.co/SFlkVjQ8rr
RT @humanOS_me: Compared to those who do not regularly consume tea, habitual tea drinkers (3+ cups daily) were found to be at 20% lower ris…
RT @humanOS_me: Compared to those who do not regularly consume tea, habitual tea drinkers (3+ cups daily) were found to be at 20% lower ris…
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https://t.co/5lp06K6sur via @NYTimes
RT @humanOS_me: Compared to those who do not regularly consume tea, habitual tea drinkers (3+ cups daily) were found to be at 20% lower ris…
Habitual #tea consumption (particularly green) was associated with 1.26 years greater life expectancy by age 50 in this prospective study (N=100902). Tea consumption was associated with reduced risk of #cardiovascular disease. @SAGE_News #longevity #aging https://t.co/xrlH3bHYaK https://t.co/Gg7XTk7RVh
RT @humanOS_me: Compared to those who do not regularly consume tea, habitual tea drinkers (3+ cups daily) were found to be at 20% lower ris…
RT @humanOS_me: Compared to those who do not regularly consume tea, habitual tea drinkers (3+ cups daily) were found to be at 20% lower ris…
RT @humanOS_me: Compared to those who do not regularly consume tea, habitual tea drinkers (3+ cups daily) were found to be at 20% lower ris…
RT @humanOS_me: Compared to those who do not regularly consume tea, habitual tea drinkers (3+ cups daily) were found to be at 20% lower ris…
RT @humanOS_me: Compared to those who do not regularly consume tea, habitual tea drinkers (3+ cups daily) were found to be at 20% lower ris…
Compared to those who do not regularly consume tea, habitual tea drinkers (3+ cups daily) were found to be at 20% lower risk of cardiovascular disease incidence, 22% lower risk of cardiovascular disease mortality, 15% lower risk of all-cause mortality.
A Good News story for a rainy January day: Yet another academic publication shows that drinking tea regularly reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease AND is associated with living longer. https://t.co/PjaGpk5Hnr https://t.co/sXlYziVLJp
#Tea consumption and the risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular #disease and all-cause #mortality: The China-PAR project https://t.co/Rsd9sZLufz
هذا رابط الدراسه الأصلي : https://t.co/jOSNDJKb87
Big-data Cardiovascular desde China:habrá q empezar a tomar también té? https://t.co/cOq3KBmTFQ
RT @SCCMPresident: For my fellow tea drinkers! Tea has been associated with reduced risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease and all…
RT @SCCMPresident: For my fellow tea drinkers! Tea has been associated with reduced risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease and all…
RT @vkmuliya: #Scientoon on "#Tea consumption and the risk of atherosclerotic #cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality" published in…
RT @SCCMPresident: For my fellow tea drinkers! Tea has been associated with reduced risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease and all…
RT @SCCMPresident: For my fellow tea drinkers! Tea has been associated with reduced risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease and all…
RT @vkmuliya: #Scientoon on "#Tea consumption and the risk of atherosclerotic #cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality" published in…
RT @vkmuliya: #Scientoon on "#Tea consumption and the risk of atherosclerotic #cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality" published in…
#Scientoon on "#Tea consumption and the risk of atherosclerotic #cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality" published in @escardio #cardiotwitter #cardiology #cardioed #NarendraModi #PMModi #scicomm #sciArt https://t.co/I2DYpKIWTV
For my fellow tea drinkers! Tea has been associated with reduced risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease and all cause mortality. @SCCM https://t.co/58PmB4iBh5 https://t.co/NuuN40DYl9
Drinking green tea at least three times a week is linked with a longer and healthier life https://t.co/GtQYQW1Rz2
Study is here: https://t.co/rVymrKzy5G
RT @mikeltaibo: El consumo de té (tres veces o más por semana) se asoció a menor riesgo de Morbimortalidad CV y mortalidad total en China.…
RT @mikeltaibo: El consumo de té (tres veces o más por semana) se asoció a menor riesgo de Morbimortalidad CV y mortalidad total en China.…
El consumo de té (tres veces o más por semana) se asoció a menor riesgo de Morbimortalidad CV y mortalidad total en China. #healthylifestyle #salud #Prevención https://t.co/YcflLttq1r
#AVC Le thé diminue les risques d'infarctus du myocarde, d'AVC et de mortalité toutes causes selon une étude chinoise publiée dans « European Journal of Préventive Cardiology » https://t.co/nZ14aYMMLn https://t.co/KogVM4iNNZ
Boire du #thé augmente l'espérance de vie d'un peu plus d'un an à 50 ans, grâce à la réduction du risque cardiovasculaire : étude pékinoise ! Après… faut voir les biais liés au profil hygiénique de l'amateur de thé en général
RT @ElihuAranday: Drinking #GreenTea was linked with 25% lower risks for incident heart disease and stroke, fatal heart disease and stroke,…
Drinking #GreenTea was linked with 25% lower risks for incident heart disease and stroke, fatal heart disease and stroke, and all-cause death. However, no significant associations were observed for black tea. https://t.co/xXOsDJpYVm
@CatMamasDotCom Tea consumption and the risk of atherosclerotic #CardiovascularDisease and all-cause mortality: The China-PAR project https://t.co/T7YY39mGX3 https://t.co/h4w6R2LFHZ
Le thé vert contre les maladies cardiovasculaire ?! Une etude chinoise le dit https://t.co/oPbeyy4sZb
What would you do with an extra 15 months of your life ...? Regular tea drinkers have 1.5 years longer of cardiovascular disease-free years and 1.26 years longer of life expectancy at the index age of 50 years according to a new r…https://t.co/PcUMdfolE2 https://t.co/Vk2TkN23M8
RT @deoanzai: お茶を週３回以上飲む人は、それ未満の人に比べて、循環器疾患での死亡リスクが22％低く（ハザード比）、総死亡リスクは15%低く、寿命が1.26年長い。中国の10万人を7.3年追跡した報告。 https://t.co/wJ7bes0oFu
お茶を週３回以上飲む人は、それ未満の人に比べて、循環器疾患での死亡リスクが22％低く（ハザード比）、総死亡リスクは15%低く、寿命が1.26年長い。中国の10万人を7.3年追跡した報告。 https://t.co/wJ7bes0oFu
#Longevity Coaching Tip O’ the Day-Great study showing benefits of drinking tea. Lower heart attack risk & longer life. What’s not to like about this? https://t.co/fjSv2OgljX
Read this #scientific #report about how #greentea consumption is associated with reduced risks of #atherosclerotic #cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality, especially among those consistent habitual tea drinkers. #healthy #tea #healthbenefits https://t.co/oAMdmOGLBn
Drinking tea at least three times a week is linked with a longer and healthier life. "Habitual tea consumption is a https://t.co/jyqZ7Gi8iU
Want to #livelonger? Drink this three times a week https://t.co/pkk5ZR5qz8 Benefits of #GreenTea : https://t.co/EYJXgsdqKF
https://t.co/3ShGMm5nCe Drinking tea at least three times a week is linked with a longer and healthier life. "Habitual tea consumption is associated with lower risks of cardiovascular disease and all-cause death. The favorable health effects are the most robust for green tea an… https://t.co/NaRX5Ed6DA
RT @drjseitz: Tea Consumption Reduces the Risk of Cardiovascular Disease and All-Cause Mortality. Original study: (European Journal of Pre…
Tea Consumption Reduces the Risk of Cardiovascular Disease and All-Cause Mortality. Original study: (European Journal of Preventive Cardiology: https://t.co/GFxagoIvlr) https://t.co/srHSnfnU9k
Boire du thé est excellent pour la santé Boire du #thé depuis au moins 8 ans réduit le risque d’accident vasculaire cérébral de 56% Et celui de décès de 29%. Les #catéchines et les polyphenols seraient responsables de ces effets. https://t.co/MSUQIvqbsu
Being a habitual tea drinker is a good thing, apparently! ☕☕☕☕ "Tea consumption was associated with reduced risks of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality, especially among those consistent habitual tea drinkers" https://t.co/waFX5xP0lb
Study suggests drinking tea may be linked to lower risk of heart disease https://t.co/ZrV14mLvOW
RT @JuhanaHarju: Tea consumption and the risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality: The China-PAR project http…
Tea consumption and the risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality: The China-PAR project https://t.co/UVZCGCYaVh
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