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flag Regular bedtimes may lower blood pressure in hypertension patients, reducing heart disease risk, according to a new study.

flag A new study finds that sticking to a regular bedtime may lower nighttime blood pressure in people with hypertension, reducing systolic pressure by up to 5 mmHg and diastolic by 4 mmHg—levels comparable to exercise or salt reduction. flag These drops, measured via 24-hour monitoring, could cut cardiovascular risk by over 10%, with half of participants showing meaningful improvement. flag Researchers emphasize sleep consistency over duration and call for larger trials, but note the simple, side-effect-free strategy could complement existing treatments.

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