Here’s how drinking coffee could protect your heart
In mice, caffeine boosts cells’ energy and that helps repair damage
CUPSA JOE Studies have shown that people who drink four cups of coffee a day have a lower risk of dying of a heart attack. A new study in mice may show one reason for that; caffeine in coffee gives cells energy to fight off damage.
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