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> doesn’t necessarily mean you should start — especially if you’re sensitive to caffeine or have been advised against it by your doctor. So those who may be pr
by pulvinar 2y ago
> doesn’t necessarily mean you should start — especially if you’re sensitive to caffeine or have been advised against it by your doctor.
So those who may be prone to heart problems are advised to not drink caffeine, and then we find that those who don't drink caffeine are more prone to heart problems. Yep.
- smegsicle 2y agonot drinking coffee leads to a vicious cycle that kills thousands each year
- _ea1k 2y agoThat's something that I've worried about with these studies. Even if doctors don't warn patients, friends and family will sometimes actively discourage coffee and caffeine consumption among those with high blood pressure. It undoubtedly has some effect, but hopefully the study has controlled for that.
- flaptrap 2y ago>reduce the risk of developing cardiometabolic multimorbidity in individuals without any cardiometabolic disease, Get funding for a study, run multiple regression against a large set of interviewees, find an outcome which satisfies the proponent, spin the results: people who drink coffee and do not have heart disease or diabetes get fewer heart disease or diabetes later, ergo, caffeine reduces the risk. People, this is not a double-blind study. It was biased from the start.