An observational study has found that taking one to three cups of tea a day can reduce up to 35% risk of having a heart attack or stroke, and reduce calcium deposits in the coronary arteries.
people taking a cup of tea per day may have up to 35% lower risk of having a heart attack or other cardiovascular events, according to new research also it points out that consumers of this drink are less likely to have deposits calcium, which are associated with the development of cardiovascular disease-in coronary arteries.
ara perform this observational study, whose results were presented today at a meeting of the American Heart Association in Phoenix (United States), data from more than 6,000 people involved in an investigation that began in 2000 were analyzed, and were healthy when they were recruited to check who had suffered a heart attack or stroke, or had died from any type of heart disease over 11 years, and also measured calcium deposits in blood vessels comparing scanners made to volunteers at different times of follow up.
The researchers found that those who drank a cup of tea or green- -Black a day had about a third less risk of developing cardiovascular disease compared with those not taking it, and that among tea drinkers over and three cups diarias- also showed a reduction of calcium deposits in their arteries
