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Aspirin at Bedtime Lowers Blood Pressure

nlm.nih.gov — No benefit seen for prehypertensive people in morning use, researchers report. A daily aspirin can control prehypertension, but only if it is taken at bedtime, a Spanish study shows. It's possible that there might be better absorption of the medication by the gastrointestinal tract at night.

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  • monatom1c, on 06/19/2008, -0/+3Hmmmm, I can't help but wonder what hand the aspirin industry had in these findings!

    Of course aspirin is good for your blood pressure, don't correct the cause of high blood pressure!

    Just mask the symptom with aspirin! YEAH FOR MORONS!

    I am sure there are some legitimate findings, but that does not mean everyone will benefit....

    I think the article stated that anyways, but most people will grasp on to the concept of its blood pressure lowering properties...

    If you want to REMOVE the CAUSE of high blood pressure, change your diet to whole foods, and eat less of the processed toxic foods.

    http://digg.com/health/Detoxification_2
  • inactive, on 06/19/2008, -0/+2Now that is something to consider. It probably has to do with acid interaction and metabolites.

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