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On the other hand, tea offers a more calming alternative while still providing cognitive benefits. Like coffee, tea contains caffeine, which can improve mental performance and alertness.

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Coffee and tea intake were self-reported at baseline. Cognitive assessments throughout the study incorporated pairs-matching, reaction time, numeric memory, and fluid intelligence tests.

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