In most recent studies, caffeine has been found to significantly increase one's risk of a heart attack.

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This statement is false. While excessive consumption of caffeine may increase blood pressure and heart rate, moderate caffeine intake (around 300-400 mg per day) has not been shown to significantly increase the risk of a heart attack in most studies. However, individuals with certain heart conditions or risk factors may be more sensitive to the effects of caffeine and should consult their doctor about their caffeine intake.

In Most Recent Studies, Caffeine Has Been Found to Significantly