Quite some research in rodents supports the statement. That would suggest that coffee works without the typical lifestyle choices, at least unless coffee-high r

Quite some research in rodents supports the statement. That would suggest that coffee works without the typical lifestyle choices, at least unless coffee-high rats are programming till the sun comes up. (A Scientific American article about a similar research from last year: http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/coffee-and-tea-may-protect-the-brain/ http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/coffee-and-tea-may...) My two cents is in keeping my daily coffee - and leave the causation vs. correlation debate for later.