Medically reviewed by Elizabeth Barnes, RDN Key Takeaways Magnesium and fish oil may help lower blood pressure, but their ...

Many blood pressure medications work better when taken at night rather than in the morning. Taking medications at night may lower the risk of stroke, heart attack, and heart failure more than taking ...

If you're living with high blood pressure, taking your medication at a specific time of day may be second nature to you. And that's a good thing! When it comes to managing high blood pressure, the ...

Last year, a study highlighted that your doctor’s office might be taking your blood pressure wrong. The current best practice is to take seated blood pressure readings with a detailed protocol: ...

Blood pressure is the amount of force your blood uses to push through your arteries. When it’s high, it may impact heart health. Home blood pressure monitors make it easy to stay on top of your stats ...

High blood pressure silently damages vital organs without obvious symptoms, earning its reputation as a “silent killer.” While millions receive prescriptions to control their blood pressure, many ...

Taking blood pressure medication at bedtime instead of morning may provide superior nighttime blood pressure control without compromising safety or daytime effectiveness, according to new research ...

NEW YORK, Jan. 27 (UPI) --The next time you take your blood pressure in a supermarket or drugstore, don't worry about noise affecting the reading much -- it doesn't. A new study found a minor ...

The refreshingly tart flavors of grapefruit can often be overlooked when compared to the fruit’s other citrus cousins, but in the summer, grapefruit can be a wonderful addition to salads, smoothies, ...

Despite cherries’ vitamin K content, you don’t have to stop drinking cherry juice if you’re taking a blood thinner like warfarin. Many people sip tart cherry juice for its potentially ...