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Drinking Green Tea With This Vitamin May Help Protect the Brain From Alzheimer’s   Findings show that pairing a widely available vitamin with green tea can restore energy production in aging brain cells. Key Points A new UC Irvine study found that combining vitamin B3 (nicotinamide) with the green tea antioxidant EGCG helps restore energy in aging brain cells, potentially reducing Alzheimer's-related protein buildup. The research showed improved brain energy metabolism and decreased oxidative stress, but the treatment was tested in vitro rather than through ingestion. While more work is needed to develop effective delivery methods, the findings add to the growing evidence that natural compounds may help protect against cognitive decline. There is abundant research highlighting the benefits of drinking green tea. From boosting  brain function  to reducing the  risk of certain cancers , the evidence supporting your decision to enjoy another cup is everywhere. However, ...

  1. Prague Tea Fest – Czech Republic Held annually in Prague , usually around February . For example, in 2025 it took place on February 22–23 . Focuses on knowledge sharing with lectures, seminars , and community engagement—not just tastings or competitions. tea-coffee.ro 2. Feast of Tea – Těšín (Cieszyn), Czech–Polish Border Known locally as the Festival of Tea , held annually since 2009 , typically in June . Features tastings led by tea masters from the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia, plus workshops, concerts, and sustainability-themed activities. Petrklíč help 3. Kyiv Tea Festival – Ukraine Latest edition took place on May 17–18, 2025 , drawing over 4,000 visitors . Highlighted include 2,000+ liters of tea , ceremonies, workshops, lectures, and over 100 unique blends , with pu-erh and oolongs notably popular. Rubryka Broader Eastern European Context While Romania hosts notable Tea & Coffee Festivals in Bucharest , these typicall...

  1. Per Capita Green Tea Consumption (kg/year) Statista’s per‑capita volume sales (in kg) for 2023 provide a useful benchmark: Poland : ~0.52 kg/person/year Hungary : ~0.32 kg/person/year Romania : ~0.16 kg/person/year Bulgaria : ~0.12 kg/person/year Scribd For broader context across Europe: Lithuania leads Eastern Europe with ~0.42 kg. Estonia , Sweden around 0.23 kg. Czech Republic , Slovakia both around 0.21 kg. ReportLinker 2. Green Tea’s Share of Overall Tea Consumption According to the International Tea Committee: In Poland , green tea constitutes ~14% of total tea imports. In Russia , it's around 10.4% , and generally ranges from 8.5% to 12.6% across major European markets. Tea & Coffee Trade Journal This tells us that while green tea is gaining traction, black tea still dominates the regional tea culture. 3. Market Dynamics & Consumer Trends Poland Leading market in Eastern Europe for total tea consumption. Gr...