A brand new study published Monday claims that coffee is not as bad for the human heart as formerly believed.

Researchers with the William Harvey Research Institute at the Queen Mary University of London replied they debunked prior studies that reported drinking coffee — even up to 25 cups a day — could stiffen arterial blood vessels.

Despite the huge popularity of coffee worldwide, different reports could put people off from taking pleasure in it. While we cannot show an irregular connection in this study, the research implies coffee is not as bad for the arteries as prior studies would suggest.

Evaluating more than 8,000 men and women in the United Kingdom, the research divided individuals into three groups dependant on their coffee intake. The research study did incorporate people who consumed up to 25 cups per day, the average quantity of coffee respondents drank was five cups per day.

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