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Sydney: If you drink a lot of coffee throughout the day, it can increase the risk of cardiovascular diseases (CVD), a new study suggests.
The findings, in a genetic-based study, indicate that long-term, heavy coffee consumption six or more cups a day can increase the amount of lipids (fats) in your blood to significantly heighten your risk of CVD.
Importantly, this correlation is both positive and dose-dependent, meaning that the more coffee you drink, the greater the risk of CVD, the researchers, including Elina Hyppönen from the University of South Australia said. There s certainly a lot of scientific debate about the pros and cons of coffee, but while it may seem like we re going over old ground, it s essential to fully understand how one of the world s most widely consumed drinks can impact our health, said Hyppönen.
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