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I often drink a cup of coffee in the morning and a beer at night. is it healthy for to "push" and "pull" the heart like this?
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No problem here!: You are not really taxing you heart with this regimen. Coffee actually is not detrimental to the heart, although some people get palpitations from it, and a beer may actually be beneficial from a vascular standpoint (though not a six pack1).
Answered 11/30/2014
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