Champagne ‘protects’ heart from cardiac arrest, research suggests
- The study analyzed over half a million participants from the UK Biobank, identifying 56 non-clinical risk factors related to sudden cardiac arrest.
- Huihuan Luo, the chief investigator, noted that the study contrasts previous research by examining a wider range of environmental exposures.
- Renjie Chen, a co-investigator, stated that many sudden cardiac arrest cases could be prevented by improving unfavorable lifestyle factors.
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Drinking Champagne Can Help Prevent Sudden Cardiac Arrest, Groundbreaking New Research Finds
More than 356,000 Americans suffer from out-of-hospital cardiac arrests per year, according to the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation. Of these cases, nearly 90 percent are fatal. Sudden cardiac arrest stems from an irregular heart rhythm in which the heart stops working altogether, causing the person to slip into unconsciousness, per Mayo Clinic. A healthy diet and exercise can reduce your cardiovascular risk…as can a flute of bubbly? New researc…
Champagne, white wine may lower sudden cardiac arrest risk, new study suggests
New research published in the Canadian Journal of Cardiology identifies 56 factors linked to sudden cardiac arrest risk — and suggests champagne and white wine may offer surprising heart benefits.
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