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Participants were classified into two groups: habitual tea drinkers and never, or non-habitual tea drinkers. To be put into the habitual tea drinker group, people need to have a cup of tea three or more times in a week. The participants health were followed, on average, for around seven years from the beginning of the study. Data revealed that habitual tea drinkers had a 20 percent lower risk of incident heart disease and stroke . In addition, habitual tea drinkers had a 15 percent decreased risk of all-cause dearth . How to live longer: Drinking tea could help (Image: Getty) Dr Dongfeng Gu, the senior author of the study, said: The protective effects of tea were most pronounced among the consistent habitual tea drinking group.

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