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Coffee may not affect heart rhythms, study shows By Amy Norton, HealthDay News Drinking coffee does not seem to predispose healthy people to premature atrial contractions, a recent study found.

We've already covered the five ways you can improve your coffee game at home, but now we're moving on to latte art. I spoke to Dave Cutler, Head of Training at Lavazza, who shared ...

A heart stencil creates an elegant cocoa powder design on a frothy coffee, showcasing barista creativity and precision. The layered heart pattern is carefully lifted to reveal a clean, symmetrical ...

Elevate your coffee game by learning to create perfect latte art Perfect the skills of steaming milk and pouring latte art designs at these Denver spots ...

After assessing the data, the researchers found that 19.6% of the participants consumed more than 400 mg of caffeine daily. That’s four cups of coffee, two energy drinks, or ten cans of soda.

Instead of sugar, consider adding cinnamon to your coffee instead, which is beneficial for heart health. “If you enjoy coffee, opt for simpler preparations like black coffee or espresso, or add ...

Drinking moderate amounts of coffee may have protective effects on the heart, new research suggests. Main image, a woman drinks coffee. Inset, an image of a heart.

A new study out of Sweden suggests your office java may be a latte trouble for your heart. Researchers analyzed coffee samples from 14 workplace machines and found that office coffee may contain ...

A new study revealed that drinking three cups of coffee today could help prevent heart disease and other metabolic diseases. The research studied 180,000 participants from the UK Biobank, and ...