A new study conducted by researchers Boston’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital suggests that the caffeine in coffee does not cause high blood pressure in women.
However, it appears that the caffeine in soft drinks may cause women to suffer from a higher risk of blood pressure.
The government-funded study is scheduled to run in this week’s Journal of the American Medical Association.
However, it appears that the caffeine in soft drinks may cause women to suffer from a higher risk of blood pressure.
The government-funded study is scheduled to run in this week’s Journal of the American Medical Association.
- KC's View:
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Faced with the apparently contradictory and confusing results, the researchers did exactly what you would expect them to do.
They said they were surprised and cautioned that the results weren’t conclusive.
They also probably submitted a grant to ask for more money to continue their studies. And then went to Starbucks to celebrate.
