Coffee drinking may cut Heart Disease
Published on 18 Jun 2008 in: Health & Fitness
According to a study published, Long-term coffee drinking may cut a person’s chances of dying from heart disease.
Researchers found that regular coffee drinking — up to six cups a day — was not associated with increased deaths among the study’s middle-aged participants. In fact, the coffee drinkers, particularly the women, experienced a small decline in death rates from heart disease.
[ No higher death risk in long-term coffee drinking ]
