A new Australian study has revealed that drinking two to three cups of coffee a day leads to a longer lifespan and a lower risk of cardiovascular disease.
The lead author of the study, Professor Peter Kistler of the Baker Institute for Heart and Diabetes Research in Melbourne, Australia, said: “The observational study included ground decaffeinated coffee and instant coffee, which have been shown to reduce the incidence of disease. cardiovascular and death from cardiovascular causes, disease or for any other reason “, as reported by Neuroscience News, citing the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, ESC.
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He added: “The results of the study indicate that moderate to moderate consumption of instant and decaffeinated coffee can be considered part of a healthy lifestyle.”
Professor Kistler explained: ‘Caffeine is the best known component of coffee, but the drink contains more than 100 biologically active ingredients. It is possible that non-caffeinated compounds are responsible for the positive relationships observed between coffee consumption and cardiovascular disease and survival. “.
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The results of the positive study revealed that the risk of cardiovascular disease is significantly reduced in the group of people who drink two to three cups of coffee per day, compared to those who do not drink it.
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The results also indicated that those who consumed two to three cups a day had a 6%, 20%, and 9% lower risk of cardiovascular disease for decaffeinated and ground instant coffee, respectively, than those who abstained from coffee.
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