What is the funding of latest research es about coffee and human heart?
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For years, scientists have traced a link between coffee drinking and heart health, but they weren't sure exactly why coffee was associated with so many health benefits.
A group of German researchers thinks it has found a possible answer, and it has to do with how the cells in our blood vessels react to caffeine.
The researchers think the caffeine level required for optimal heart health is about four shots' worth of espresso a day, though everyone's caffeine concentrations will be a little different.
But don't overdo it.
Four cups of strong coffee a day might be the recipe for a healthy heart, especially for older people.
A team of German researchers, led by the molecular biologists Judith Haendeler and Joachim Altschmied, thinks it has discovered clues about how coffee works its caffeine-fueled magic on our heart health and how much caffeine we should drink each day to see the best benefits.
A group of German researchers thinks it has found a possible answer, and it has to do with how the cells in our blood vessels react to caffeine.
The researchers think the caffeine level required for optimal heart health is about four shots' worth of espresso a day, though everyone's caffeine concentrations will be a little different.
But don't overdo it.
Four cups of strong coffee a day might be the recipe for a healthy heart, especially for older people.
A team of German researchers, led by the molecular biologists Judith Haendeler and Joachim Altschmied, thinks it has discovered clues about how coffee works its caffeine-fueled magic on our heart health and how much caffeine we should drink each day to see the best benefits.
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