The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
At 3 hours post-morning routine, numbers revert to baseline. + Central and peripheral blood pressure: Biological age <20. + Augmentation pressure and index, vascular elasticity, and compliance: Biological age mid-20s to mid-30s (varies significantly daily based on strain and stress in the hours following the morning routine).
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Caveats: I have retested this several times; these effects are reproducible and occur in the same sequence: blood pressure reduction followed by maximum vascular compliance.
However, on days of complete adherence, the numbers are almost identical, with variations in the augmentation index and pressure reversion 3 hours post-morning routine due to daily differences in stress and strain.
Systolic: 87 mmHg, Diastolic: 49 mmHg.
To answer this I am measuring my blood pressure and central pulse markers several times a day After waking up At the end of my morning routine 1 and 3 hours after my morning routine. At bedtime. This will allow me to determine the durability of these remarkable improvements and how much they reflect genuine biological rejuvenation of my cardiovascular system.
My morning routine temporarily improves vascular function to elite teenage levels. Augmentation index: AIx of -5% AP pressure: of -1 mmHg.