Recent studies have found positive effects of coffee consumption on heart health for residents of Piney Point Village. Moderate coffee drinking is considered safe and beneficial. The research indicates that drinking up to five 8-ounce cups of coffee per day can have beneficial effects.
Further details on the study can be found through Houston Public Media, which reported on the research published in the journal "Circulation".
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