Blood Pressure Spikes After Coffee, Stress, or Exercise: What’s Normal (and What’s Not) cardiology Dec 31, 2025

What To Do When Bloop Pressure Goes Up With Coffee, Exercise, Stress

 

If you’ve ever checked your blood pressure after coffee, after a stressful conversation, or after a workout, you’ve probably seen a spike—and wondered if something is wrong.

Here’s the key idea: **blood pressure is designed to...

Continue Reading...
White Coat vs Masked Hypertension: When Blood Pressure Readings Lie cardiology Dec 31, 2025

How To Know If You Really Have White Coat Hypertension

 

Have you ever had high blood pressure in the doctor’s office…then normal numbers at home? Or the opposite—great readings in clinic, but high at home?

That’s not your imagination. It’s a known phenomenon—and it’s one reason modern hypertensi...

Continue Reading...
Why Is My Blood Pressure High in the Morning? (And What to Do About It) cardiology Dec 31, 2025

Is It Normal For Blood Pressure To Be High In the Morning?

 

If your blood pressure is highest **first thing in the morning**, you’re noticing a real physiologic pattern—not “random numbers.”

Blood pressure follows a daily rhythm. It often rises in the hours before you wake and continues climbing...

Continue Reading...
How to Take Blood Pressure at Home Correctly (So You Can Trust the Numbers) cardiology Dec 31, 2025

Taking Your Blood Pressure Correctly At Home Can Make All The Difference

 

Home blood pressure monitoring is one of the best tools we have—*when it’s done correctly*. Unfortunately, most “high readings” I see online come from one of a handful of common mistakes: wrong cuff size, wrong posture, or ...

Continue Reading...
What Does 130/80 Mean? Stage 1 Hypertension Explained (Without the Panic) cardiology Dec 31, 2025

What Does A Blood Pressure Of 130/80 Really Mean?

 

Seeing **130/80** on a blood pressure cuff can feel like a red alert—especially if you feel fine.

Let’s make it simple: **130/80 is classified as stage 1 hypertension for adults.** That doesn’t mean you’re in immediate danger. It *does* mean you...

Continue Reading...
Normal Blood Pressure by Age: What’s Healthy vs Concerning cardiology Dec 31, 2025

What's A Normal Blood Pressure For My Age?

If you’ve ever Googled “normal blood pressure by age,” you’re not alone. Most people do it for one reason: you’ve seen a number on a cuff (at home, at the pharmacy, or in the doctor’s office) and you want to know if it’s “good.”

Here’s the truth: for adul...

Continue Reading...

Even Rabbits Get Heart Disease (Here’s Why That Matters)

Jan 29, 2026

Ancient Cholesterol: The Mummies Hearts & Cholesterol

Jan 28, 2026

Does LDL Cholesterol Causes Heart Disease?

Jan 28, 2026

Is Extremely Low LDL Dangerous? Super Low, Super Good?

Jan 25, 2026

Young But Full OF Disease! What the PESA Trial Taught Us!

Jan 24, 2026

Does Ozempic Reduce Heart Attacks?

Jan 22, 2026

Heart Disease In Your 20s? What the CARDIA Trial Taught Us

Jan 21, 2026

Mediterranean vs Keto Diet! Heart Health Battles!

Jan 20, 2026

Women, Testosterone Replacement, And Heart Disease Risk?

Jan 11, 2026

FREE Power of 3 Longevity Bundle

Grab My 5 Step Quick Guide for Weight Loss & My Ultimate Macro Counting Guide & My Ultimate Lipid Guide for FREE! Normally a $297 Bundle!

Everything you need to live a healthy life, live longer, and lose weight properly!

Most of my clients, friends, and patients lost all the weight they ever wanted with this bundle!

Don't worry, I never send spam!

Disclaimer:

This blog is for general informational, educational, and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute the practice of medicine, nursing or other professional health care services, including the giving of medical advice, and no doctor/patient relationship is formed. The use of information on this blog or materials linked from this blog is at the user's own risk. The content of this blog is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Users should not disregard, or delay in obtaining, medical advice for any medical condition they may have, and should seek the assistance of their health care professionals for any such conditions. Dr. Alo and his subsidiaries can not be held responsible for any harm, deleterious effects, up to an including death form the information contained on this website and blog.