...men who eat whole-grain breakfast cereal regularly are less likely to develop heart failure than those who eat it rarely or never.
Heart failure is a condition in which the heart is unable to pump blood as effectively as it should. The risk of developing heart failure is about one in five for the average 40-year-old man or woman, the study's researchers say.
Other studies have suggested that a diet rich in whole grains, such as nonrefined breakfast cereals, can provide a variety of health benefits. But researchers say it's the first study to look at the relationship between breakfast cereal and the risk of heart failure in a large group.
If further studies confirm these results, adding whole-grain cereal may be a relatively risk-free way to reduce the risk of heart failure.
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