Tea Has Benefits for Heart Health — but Not if It’s Scalding Hot
Researchers found regular tea drinkers had about an 11% lower vascular disease risk, but scalding-hot tea was linked to a 16% higher risk.
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The Independent (US)Drinking tea every day has a surprise health benefit, study finds
The temperature you drink your tea may also impact your health
It is the conclusion of a study that analyzed almost half a million people for a decade.
Coffee or tea? With this question you can find out not only the preference for one of these hot drinks. The answer can also give information about the risk of vascular diseases, as a recent study shows.
Tea has benefits for heart health — but not if it’s scalding hot
By Faye Chiu, CNN (CNN) — My morning routine isn’t complete without two calming yet energizing cups of green tea. Not only is a cup of tea highly enjoyable, but it has long been associated with health benefits, including a lower risk of heart disease, stroke and dementia. Now, a new study published Wednesday in
Scientists analyzed data from two large studies conducted in the UK - the Million Women Study and the UK Biobank.
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