2. Blood Pressure’s Daily Fluctuations
Blood pressure isn’t constant—it naturally rises and falls across the day. For most people, it peaks in the morning hours and gradually dips at night. These fluctuations aren’t random; they’re guided by our internal clocks. Such daily variation can play a key role in determining when blood pressure medications will be most effective. Timing prescriptions to align with these natural peaks and valleys could help optimize treatment outcomes. Read more at Mayo Clinic.