Blood Pressure Response against Sedentary Lifestyle and Caffeine Ingestion in Population: A Cross Sectional Study
Hassan Raza,
Maria Munir,
Sadia Iram
et al.
Abstract:Background: Coffee and tea mainly contain caffeine, and they are the most widely consumed beverages all over the world. The association between caffeine consumption and a sedentary lifestyle in the population is not homogeneous and remains inconsistent. Aims and objects: The aims and objectives of the current study were to examine the association of caffeine and an inactive lifestyle with blood pressure in the population. Study Design: The current study was a cross sectional study in which participants were … Show more
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