Supporting Alzheimer's With Coffee

In honor of my grandmother, who passed away from Alzheimer’s disease, My Beansz donates 50 cents from every sale to Alzheimer’s awareness.

Coffee, among its many benefits, is thought to contribute to brain health, making it a fitting way to create awareness and spark meaningful conversations.

With each purchase, you’re helping us make a difference—one cup at a time.

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What is Alzheimer's?

Alzheimer’s is a brain disease that slowly destroys memory and thinking skills, eventually making it hard to do simple daily tasks.

What Causes Alzheimer's?

It is caused by abnormal changes in the brain, like the buildup of proteins called amyloid plaques and tangles, which harm brain cells and stop them from working properly.

Who Gets Alzheimer's?

It mostly affects older adults, especially those over 65, but younger people can get it too, in rare cases known as early-onset Alzheimer’s.

Can Alzheimer's Be Cured?

Right now, there is no cure, but treatments and lifestyle choices can help slow the disease and improve the quality of life for people with it.

How do Fitness and Nutrition Help With Alzheimers?

Eating healthy foods, staying active, and exercising regularly keep your brain and body strong, lowering the chances of developing Alzheimer’s.

Why Is prevention So Important?

Since there is no cure, taking steps early—like staying mentally active and living a healthy lifestyle—gives you the best chance of reducing risk later in life.

So Whats Coffee Got To Do With It?

  • Reducing Risk of Cognitive Decline

    Studies have shown that regular coffee consumption is linked to a lower risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.


    Coffee contains compounds like caffeine and polyphenols that may protect brain cells and improve cognitive performance over time.

  • Amyloid Protein Reduction

    Higher coffee consumption has been linked to a slower buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain, a hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease. Research from the Australian Imaging, Biomarkers, and Lifestyle Study suggests that drinking one to two cups of coffee daily can slow amyloid accumulation, which may help delay the onset of Alzheimer’s symptoms.

  • Anti-Inflammatory Properties

    Coffee contains compounds like chlorogenic acid and other antioxidants that combat inflammation. Chronic inflammation in the brain is a contributing factor to Alzheimer’s, and coffee’s anti-inflammatory effects may play a role in protecting against this disease​.

  • Improved Brain Function

    Caffeine in coffee stimulates the central nervous system and enhances focus, memory, and executive function. Over time, these cognitive benefits may contribute to maintaining brain health and delaying the progression of cognitive decline​.

  • Slower Cognitive Decline in Aging

    Long-term studies suggest that daily coffee drinkers experience slower cognitive decline compared to non-drinkers. While exact mechanisms are still being explored, coffee’s unique blend of bioactive compounds is thought to contribute to this protective effect​

  • Neuroprotective Effects of Polyphenols

    Beyond caffeine, coffee contains polyphenols, which have neuroprotective properties. These compounds may improve vascular health in the brain and reduce oxidative stress, two factors associated with Alzheimer’s development​.

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Alzheimer’s is a complex and devastating disease, and while the scientific community is still exploring ways to prevent or mitigate its effects, coffee has emerged as one of many promising factors. The antioxidants and caffeine in coffee have shown potential in reducing inflammation and protecting brain cells, offering some hope in slowing cognitive decline. However, I fully acknowledge that these findings are not definitive, and coffee is certainly no miracle cure.


For me, though, the connection is deeply personal. My grandmother’s battle with Alzheimer’s left a mark on my life, and my love for coffee inspired me to take action. Supporting Alzheimer’s awareness through my business is a way for me to honor her memory while contributing to the ongoing fight against this disease.

With every cup sold, I’m reminded that even small actions can be a source of hope, and I’m grateful to bring a little joy and meaning to others along the way.