Why your evening routine is just as important as your morning routine for heart health?

Written by: Deepa

22 September 2025

We often hear about waking up early & hitting a 5 am workout, and eating a perfect, clean diet. Did you know that your nightly recovery is just as important to your long-term health!?

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Your body is repairing & recovering in the evening. If you miss rest or are working late, your stress hormones will increase, influencing your heart and sudden health.

Recovery

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Eating heavy meals too close to bed time also raises blood sugar and cholesterol levels. Plan your meals to be eaten 2-3 hours before bed for optimal digestion, and health of your heart.

Dinner Time & Nutrition

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Blue light from screens also disrupts your melatonin release. Turn off phones and laptops 1 hour prior to sleep. You may fall asleep faster and resulting in a better quality of sleep, benefiting your heart health recovery quality.

Limit Screens to Get A Better Night Sleep

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Engage in some yoga, breathing exercises, or a short walk to unwind. This is beneficial for managing blood pressure and decreasing heart disease risk.

Evening Stress Management

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Both can interfere with sleep cycles and increase strain on your heart. Opt for warm milk or herbal tea for their calming properties.

No Late Caffeine or Alcohol

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Going to bed and waking at the same time every day helps establish a consistent circadian rhythm, which is an important part of your overall health.

Consistent Sleep Schedule

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Health does not only begin in the morning.The evenings will set your body up for recovery, stress management, & preparation for the next day.

Final Takeaway

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