It's not only how long you sleep — it's when. A large study following tens of thousands of adults found that consistent sleep schedules were linked to lower heart risk.
Doctors say a regular rhythm helps blood pressure and metabolism stay balanced.
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Regular Sleep Times May Matter as Much as Sleep Length
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- A large study links consistent bedtimes with better heart health.
- Irregular sleepers showed higher cardiovascular risk.
- Experts suggest a 30-minute window each night.
What This Means For You
Try going to bed and waking within the same 30-minute window, even on weekends. It's a free, simple habit that supports your heart.