If you are someone who starts out their day with a fresh cup of coffee – or two, or three, or four cups, for that matter – you may be more likely to live longer than your caffeine-averse counterparts.
A new study conducted by the European Society For Cardiology has linked increased coffee consumption in a region of Europe with longevity.
“Coffee is one of the most widely consumed beverages around the world,” said Dr. Adela Navarro, a cardiologist at Hospital de Navarra, Pamplona, Spain. “Previous studies have suggested that drinking coffee might be inversely associated with all-cause mortality but this has not been investigated in a Mediterranean country.”
The study involved roughly 20,000 participants who were 37 years or older over the course of 10 years. Upon factoring in additional…
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