On the overconsumption of caffeine, inevitably the result of drinking cups of the brew through the day, Dr Shah warns of increased risks of blood pressure, heart arrhythmias or irregular and poor ...

Regular caffeine intake of 300 to 400 milligrams per day is generally safe but exceeding this can cause cardiovascular issues like increased heart rate ... up to 4 to 5 cups of coffee a day.

Researchers from Tulane University found people who drink coffee in the morning may live longer than those who drink it throughout the day. Interventional cardiologist Dr. Grace Ayafor is here to ...

“Coffee has sticky oils that leave residue, and there’s nothing worse than a mug that holds that flavor over time,” he says. The final bonus, as mentioned by Morisson, is that it fits into ...

So, how do you hold yours? Forget manicures, chignons and caramel cashmere, a takeaway coffee cup is now the ultimate female power move. Nothing says “I’m bossing it” more than hurrying to ...

Much has been studied and written about the health benefits of a few cups of Joe ... who only drink coffee in the morning, instead of throughout the day, have a lower risk of heart disease and ...

“I love this cup regardless of whether it’s men’s or women’s it has a special place in my heart as a football fan. “Any sort of game that we can get in the FA Cup is memorable. We’ve always said about ...

The heart-filled collection launched ... The grande-sized warm drink mug would be the perfect vessel for a sweet morning coffee or cozy nighttime hot chocolate. Rounding out the capsule collection ...

We’ve recently written at HuffPost UK about how coffee is associated ... and the British Heart Foundation says most people will be fine with four or five cups. The Mayo Clinic puts it at 400mg ...

The heart-filled collection launched in stores on January 3 ... stands out with its stacked pixelated hearts and vibrant pink lid. The grande-sized warm drink mug would be the perfect vessel for a ...