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Health
New study uncovers potential risks of excessive caffeine consumption
Coffee lovers and caffeine consumers may need to reassess their daily intake, as new research sheds light on the potential cardiovascular risks associated with high caffeine consumption. According to the New York Post, a recent study presented at the American College of Cardiology conference in New Delhi, India, researchers found a possible link between excessive caffeine intake and heightened cardiovascular health hazards. The results shed light on this link, implying that even healthy people could be at a high risk from excessive consumption. Lead study author Nency Kagathara of Zydus Medical College and Hospital in Dahod, India, explained, “Regular caffeine
August 23, 2024