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The largest study done to date on the relationship between caffeine and heart disease was the Willett Nurses Health Study. This research, conducted in 1996 on 85,747 female nurses, concluded that there was no evidence of any link between caffeine consumption and the development of coronary heart disease. The researchers extrapolated the results to pertain to men as well, since caffeine appears to affect both genders in the same way.


Caffeine and the Reproductive System

Over the years, there has been public concern about caffeine’s affect upon fertility, pregnancy, and fetal development, especially in light of a 1993 study that linked the consumption of caffeine to spontaneous abortion (miscarriage). But ... Sign-up Above to Read More!

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