Is Coffee Good For Heart Patients?

Caffeine intake in moderation is good for heart health  (CVD), and other diseases.

• According to federal dietary guidelines intake of three to five cups of coffee per day can improve heart health but it occurs only for black coffee with less caffeine content.
• A study by the British Heart Foundation in 2019 says drinking limited coffee will not cause heart diseases.
• The Queen Mary University of London in the UK found that coffee doesn’t cause arterial stiffness or cardiovascular problems.
   

• As the more studies evolved coffee consumption is declared as good for heart patients and doesn’t increase the heart risk factors.
• Some times consumption of Coffee with an empty stomach more than 2 Cups can cause acidity problems.

         Consult your cardiologist for more opinions.