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Milk makeover: a great start for a healthy heart 7 June

A dash of milk could make all the difference to a healthy heart as new research from the University of South Australia finds that people who regularly.

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Milk makeover: a great start for a healthy heart

Date Time Milk makeover: a great start for a healthy heart A dash of milk could make all the difference to a healthy heart as new research from the University of South Australia finds that people who regularly consume milk have a lower risk of heart disease. Conducted in partnership with theUniversity of Reading, the world-first study used a genetic-approach to investigate causal relationships between milk consumption and risk of cardiovascular disease. Assessing genetic biomarkers among 400,000+ people, the study found that greater milk consumption was associated with lower blood cholesterol, lower blood lipid levels, and a lower risk of heart disease.

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Cardiovascular health may influence coffee consumption

Written by James Kingsland on May 5, 2021 Fact checked by Alexandra Sanfins, Ph.D. New research examines the relationship between coffee consumption and its alleged heart health benefits more closely. Suriyo Hmun Kaew/EyeEm/Getty Images A study has found that people with symptoms of cardiovascular health issues, such as angina and heart palpitations, tend to drink less coffee, avoid coffee altogether, or drink decaf. The scientists used a genetic technique to show that these symptoms determine the amount of coffee people drink, rather than the other way round. The research casts doubt on observational evidence that drinking moderate amounts of coffee can benefit cardiovascular health.

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Coffee Intake May Be Driven by Cardiovascular Symptoms

Coffee Intake May Be Driven by Cardiovascular Symptoms
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If You Drink This Much Coffee a Day, Your Heart s in Danger, Study Finds

If You Drink This Much Coffee a Day, Your Heart s in Danger, Study Finds
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