Drinking coffee regularly may increase the risk of high blood pressure
According to Xinhua News Agency, according to Finnish media reported on the 28th, a new study by Finnish researchers shows that people who drink coffee regularly have a higher risk of high blood pressure than those who do not drink coffee.
Researchers at the Finnish National Institute of Public Health followed about 25000 Finns between the ages of 25 and 64 for 13 years. The results show that regular coffee drinkers have an increased risk of high blood pressure compared with non-coffee drinkers.
The study also shows that high blood pressure does not seem to depend on how much coffee you drink every day, and people who drink an average of one cup of coffee a day are about as likely to develop high blood pressure as those who drink eight cups of coffee a day.
But the researchers also pointed out that previous studies have shown that drinking coffee can reduce the risk of developing Ⅱ diabetes. They believe that the relationship between coffee drinking and the risk of cardiovascular disease needs to be further studied, and it is still inconclusive.
Finns like to drink coffee, each person usually drinks coffee three to five times a day. Finns consumed 9.8 kilograms of coffee per capita in 2006, twice the per capita coffee consumption of EU countries.
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