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A Neuroscientist Shares 3 Anti-Aging Beverages To Drink Every Day For Younger-Looking Skin—#3 Is The Most Powerful & The Least Expensive

July 8, 2024 by Marissa Matozzo
shefinds | beauty

If you’re aiming to highlight beverages that enhance skin’s suppleness, hydration, youthfulness, and radiance this summer, look no further.

Neuroscientist and popular TikTok personality Dr. Robert Love dedicates his expertise to Alzheimer’s prevention through a blend of scientific inquiry and practical dietary guidance.

In a recent TikTok video, the expert delved into the advantages of three specific drinks—organic decaf coffee, green tea, and matcha—explaining how their rich antioxidant profiles can not only bestow a luminous complexion but also bolster brain health as you grow older.

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3 Drinks That Promote Luminous Skin And Better Brain Health, According To A Neuroscientist

1. Organic Decaf Coffee

Many overlook this simple yet potent anti-aging secret, Love points out. He emphasizes that the key lies in decaf coffee, particularly when it's organic. "Coffee is rich in polyphenols, antioxidants and all kinds of great, beneficial nutrients that are great for the brain and that can help improve brain health," he explains.

"Why decaf? Because it doesn't contain caffeine and caffeine can actually dehydrate the skin and increase aging, " Love goes on. He adds that there is "controversial data that shows that caffeine impairs the brain's ability to make new brain cells, so decaf coffee is extremely beneficial for the brain and doesn't have the negative side effects of the caffeine."

2. Green Tea

According to Love, many people are aware of green tea and its potential anti-aging properties, yet they often fail to consume enough to truly experience its benefits. "In research studies, people who drink green tea are healthier, are less likely to get Alzheimer's disease," he shares.

"Green tea has all kinds of antioxidants and polyphenols that are absolutely great for slowing down the aging process and protecting the brain as you age," he notes.

 

3. Matcha

"This one is the most powerful and the least expensive. It is matcha," Lowe says, regarding his third beverage. "A lot of people haven't heard of matcha, it is green tea on steroids," he continued. He referred to it as "the whole tea leaf ground up into a really powerful powder."

"Why is it the most powerful? Because it's ten times more powerful than green tea," he adds. "It's got ten times the amount of antioxidants and it's a lot less expensive than coffee." He observed that although he frequently spends $20 on both a bag of matcha and a bag of coffee, a small amount of matcha lasts much longer. Despite their identical prices, matcha offers a more cost-effective choice.

"You could use so little of matcha, a little goes a long way," Love notes, concluding that "Matcha is actually a great deal for your wallet and it is ten times more powerful than green tea."  

The Bottom Line

We also checked in with  Dr. Enrizza P. Factor, clinical dermatologist and writer at My Eczema Team, who suggests that when you're unsure of how to begin your skincare and healthy dieting journey, incorporating beverages that are packed with anti-inflammatory or antioxidant properties can do wonders for your skin's elasticity and shield it from damage and premature aging.

Whether you prefer simple water, fruit juices or even smoothies, adding collagen powder and blueberry juice can also help to increase the production of collagen and elastin, giving your skin the necessary nutrients it needs to flourish.  

 

@robertwblove Three Anti-Aging Drinks, number three is the most powerful and the least expensive. #antiaging #longevity #aging #coffee #decaf #organic #greentea #matcha #aging #mastermind #alzheimers #dementia #healthandwellness #wellness #robertlove #robertwblove ♬ original sound - Robert Love

 

Adding more vitamin C to your diet through your diet can also "be effective at preventing the onset of wrinkles," Factor points out.

She stresses that this consuming this nutrient, along with "drinking plenty of water, protecting your skin from the sun, not smoking, and managing your stress" plays a key role when it comes to "keeping your skin healthy and youthful."

Author:

Senior Staff Writer

Marissa is a Brooklyn-based journalist and senior staff writer at SheFinds, specializing in pop culture, entertainment, and lifestyle topics. She crafts engaging, SEO-driven content on celebrity style, entertainment news, beauty trends, and wellness. Her work, including red carpet coverage and features on fashion, music, film, and NYC culture, has appeared in PAPER Magazine, Paste Magazine, The Knockturnal, Bandsintown, and more. When not writing for SheFinds, you can find her with her nose in a great book, at an indie concert, vintage shopping or visiting the best coffeeshops in NYC. You can reach her at [email protected]

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