Celebrating Heart Month – Tip #4

By uclahealth • February 16, 2017

Sip your favorite brew! Both coffee and tea in moderation boost heart health. Coffee and tea are rich in catechins and flavonols.

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Celebrating Heart Month – Tip #4

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