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mr_lebowski

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5. HUGELY significant ... normally 10-15% diffs in health studies of this sort are considered very

Reply to Aussie105 (Reply #3)

Wed Oct 23, 2019, 02:38 AM

Oct 2019

meaningful ... %'s in the 50 range are freaking incredible, esp when talking about something so simple as switching when in the day one takes one's meds.

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Blood pressure drugs work far better if taken at night, study shows [View all] nitpicker Oct 2019 OP

the problem is taking a diuretic before bed EveHammond13 Oct 2019 #1

Is that a problem? Depends. dchill Oct 2019 #6

Good KT2000 Oct 2019 #2

I take mine before going to bed Aussie105 Oct 2019 #3

HUGELY significant ... normally 10-15% diffs in health studies of this sort are considered very mr_lebowski Oct 2019 #5

Quite interesting. . . Journeyman Oct 2019 #4

Hmm. I've been taking mine at bedtime forever. dchill Oct 2019 #7

Well who knew? Susan Calvin Oct 2019 #8

Thanks so much for posting this! BlueMTexpat Oct 2019 #9

Just drinking water at bedtime with the medication may have made a difference too. Doodley Oct 2019 #10