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Could Coffee Be the Key to Healthy Aging? New Study Says Yes

Your Morning Coffee Might Help You Age Better, Study Finds

by The Daily Desk
June 3, 2025
in Food & Drink Alerts, Health, Health & Wellness, Health News, Lifestyle Medicine, Research & Studies
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Why Women Who Drink Coffee in Midlife May Age More Healthily - Jacob Wackerhausen/iStockphoto/Getty Images

Your Daily Coffee Might Be Doing More Than Just Waking You Up — It Could Help You Age Better, Too

If you’re sipping on your morning coffee while reading this, you might just be giving your future self a gift.

According to a new study, women who regularly drank one to three cups of caffeinated coffee a day in their 50s were more likely to reach older age in better shape — mentally, physically, and emotionally — compared to those who didn’t.

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“We found that moderate caffeinated coffee consumption during midlife was associated with a higher likelihood of healthy aging 30 years later,” said Dr. Sara Mahdavi, lead author of the study and adjunct professor at the University of Toronto.

What the Study Found

The research, presented at the American Society for Nutrition’s annual meeting, analyzed dietary data from over 47,000 women as part of the long-running Nurses’ Health Study.

Women who drank moderate amounts of caffeinated coffee in midlife stood out — they aged with fewer chronic illnesses and retained good cognitive and physical health. But here’s the catch: the same benefits weren’t seen with decaf coffee, tea, or sodas. In fact, cola and other caffeinated soft drinks were linked to lower chances of healthy aging.

“This suggests coffee has some unique health-promoting properties,” said Dr. David Kao of the University of Colorado, who was not involved in the study.

What About Cause and Effect?

It’s important to note: the study is observational. That means it can’t definitively prove that coffee causes healthy aging — only that there’s a strong link.

Researchers did adjust for lifestyle factors, demographics, and diet, but there could still be other variables at play.

Still, Mahdavi says the findings are consistent with previous studies showing that moderate coffee consumption is tied to lower risks of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and even cognitive decline.

Should You Start Drinking Coffee?

If you don’t already drink coffee, don’t rush to the espresso machine just yet. Coffee isn’t a magic potion, and it may not be the right choice for everyone.

“Coffee may support longevity, but it’s not a universal prescription — especially for women,” Mahdavi said. “Hormones affect how we metabolize caffeine, particularly during menopause, pregnancy, or when using hormonal birth control.”

In other words, timing and biology matter. What works for one person may not work for another.

Who Should Be Cautious?

For many, a cup or two of coffee a day is just fine — and possibly beneficial. But some people should still be cautious, especially those with:

  • High blood pressure
  • Heart conditions
  • Anxiety
  • Sleep disorders

Dr. Lu Qi of Tulane University, who has conducted similar research, points out that timing matters too — coffee in the morning seems to offer more benefit than sipping it throughout the day.

Coffee Helps, But It’s Not the Whole Picture

While your coffee habit might be giving you a long-term health boost, it’s not a substitute for other healthy behaviors. Eating well, staying active, managing stress, and getting quality sleep still play a major role in aging well.

So if you love your morning brew? Feel free to enjoy it — and know it might just be doing more than helping you through your morning meetings.

“For many people around the world, coffee is an important — and now possibly beneficial — part of daily life,” Dr. Kao said. “The idea that your daily cup could support healthy aging is welcome news.”

Source: CNN – Your coffee habit could be linked to healthier aging, study finds

The Daily Desk

The Daily Desk

J News is a freelance editor and contributor at The Daily Desk, focusing on politics, media, and the shifting dynamics of public discourse. With a decade of experience in digital journalism, Jordan brings clarity and precision to every story.

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