Is Coffee Associated With Heart Disease?
Dr. Wylie-Rosett answers the question: 'Coffee And Heart Disease?'
ByABC News
November 12, 2008, 2:10 PM
— -- Question: Is coffee associated with heart disease?
Answer: Drinking a modest amount of coffee -- one to two cups a day -- is not associated with an increased risk ofheart disease . However, for people with hypertension, their blood pressure may go up after consuming a cup of coffee.
And for people who already have heart disease, it may be too much of a stimulant and they should be talking to their doctor before consuming coffee.
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