Fight Heart Failure with Coffee
By: Charlotte Ames
Updated: June 27, 2012
A new study finds that a couple cups of coffee a day may reduce the risk of heart failure.
New research from the American Heart Association suggests that by drinking coffee, you develop a tolerance to caffeine. And that may lower the risk of developing high blood pressure and heart failure.
Researchers say moderation is key - meaning about two cups a day. Excessive coffee drinking, defined as five to six cups, may increase your chance of developing heart problems.
New research from the American Heart Association suggests that by drinking coffee, you develop a tolerance to caffeine. And that may lower the risk of developing high blood pressure and heart failure.
Researchers say moderation is key - meaning about two cups a day. Excessive coffee drinking, defined as five to six cups, may increase your chance of developing heart problems.
