New research suggests that coffee does not negatively influence blood pressure for regular drinkers. Scientists assigned participants to three groups: coffee, decaf, and water, and measured their reactions to each beverage. The study found no significant difference in blood pressure or blood flow across the three conditions. However, it’s important to note that all participants were habitual coffee drinkers, indicating that coffee’s impact on the body depends on an individual’s tolerance. If consumed within one’s usual intake, coffee does not seem to cause adverse reactions, and previous research has also suggested that it does not lead to dangerous fluctuations in heart rate. For coffee enthusiasts and those concerned about its safety, this study provides further reassurance that moderate consumption, in line with one’s regular habits, is unlikely to pose significant risks.
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Does Coffee Drinking Negatively Influence Blood Pressure?
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