Scientists from Sapienza University in Rome, Italy, suggest a potential link between the consumption of high-caffeine drinks like coffee, tea, and hot chocolate, and a decrease in heart disease risk.

Hot coffee is linked with several health benefits, including a reduced risk of certain diseases like type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and neurodegenerative disorders.

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Hot brewed coffee vs. cold brew Hot brewed is the coffee produced when hot water is used to make the beverage — when you use a drip coffee maker or make a pour-over cup, for example.

Top doctor reveals the hot drink that can help you live to 100 - but only if you have it in the morning. READ MORE: The number of daily cups of coffee needed for max benefits By MAIA MCDONALD FOR ...

Those who preferred a tepid brew were found to be at 2.7 times more risk than non-drinkers, while those answering “hot” had a 5.5-fold increase, and “very hot” a 4.1-fold. Join the ...

After a period of 12 years, the incidences of irregular heartbeat, cardiovascular disease, heart-related deaths, and deaths from any cause were lower among coffee drinkers compared with those who ...

Whether it’s served up in the form of hot coffee, iced coffee, energy drinks, soda, or even dark chocolate, Americans love their caffeine. We get about 135 milligrams (mg) of it per day on ...