6. The “Non-Dipper” Phenomenon
Not everyone experiences the typical nighttime drop in blood pressure—these individuals are known as “non-dippers.” Being a non-dipper increases the risk for heart disease and other complications. For this group, adjusting medication timing to the evening may help restore healthier blood pressure rhythms and offer better protection. Recognizing and treating non-dippers according to their unique patterns is a growing focus in personalized care. More from ScienceDaily.