Tag: Caffeine / Coffee / Tea
Coffee Intake During Pregnancy Not Linked to Neurodevelopmental Issues
Findings similar in both observation and Mendelian randomization analyses
Caffeine, Coffee Linked to Lower Cardiometabolic Multimorbidity Risk
Habitual caffeine or coffee intake, especially at moderate levels, linked to lower risk for new-onset CM
High, Long-Term Consumption of Caffeine May Pose Cardiovascular Risk
Impaired recovery of heart rate and blood pressure following physical exertion seen in healthy adults
Caffeine Restriction Can Improve, Reduce Severity of Bed-Wetting
Reduction seen in the mean number of incidents with caffeine reduction, and significant reduction in enuresis severity
Higher Consumption of Coffee, Tea Linked to Lower Physical Frailty
Higher consumption of caffeine at midlife linked to reduced likelihood of physical frailty in later life among Chinese adults
Caffeinated Coffee Does Not Increase Daily Premature Atrial Contractions
Caffeinated coffee intake linked to more daily premature ventricular contractions, more daily steps, less nightly sleep
Causal Link ID’d for Plasma Caffeine Concentration With Adiposity
Higher genetically predicted plasma caffeine concentrations linked to lower risk for type 2 diabetes, with 43 percent of effect mediated by BMI
High Coffee Intake Linked to CVD Mortality in Severe Hypertension
No association seen for people with optimal and normal BP, high-normal BP, grade 1 hypertension
Maternal Caffeine Consumption Linked to Smaller Child Height
Children of women in fourth versus first quartile of plasma caffeine concentration had lower height z scores
Drinking Coffee May Reduce Incident CVD, Mortality Risks
Reduced risk for all-cause mortality associated with consumption of decaffeinated, ground, or instant coffee
