Drinking coffee reduces risk of heart failure

According to a scientific review conducted by a group of North American researchers, published in Circulation Heart Failure - Journal of the American, in a press release, it is possible to conclude that moderate coffee consumption reduces the risk of heart failure, and the best results arise associated with the consumption of four cups of coffee per day. The meta-analysis included 6,522 cases of heart failure and 140,220 participants. These findings have demonstrated the benefits of coffee in the fight against cardiovascular disease.
"Contrary to what many Portuguese thinks, drinking coffee is not bad for the heart. The relation between the coffee consumption and cardiovascular diseases including heart failure has been the subject of study for many years. Based on scientific research validated and published, it is possible to conclude that regular, moderate intake of coffee enhances the reduction of diseases of the heart, and may even have a protective effect against these. For the healthy adult population moderate consumption of coffee (up to 4 cups per day) is safe and has proven benefits for health. "Says Dr. Rui Nogueira, Family Doctor.
Source: RCM Pharma