AI for blood pressure tracking

One clinic reading is noise. Months of home readings are signal — if you actually read them.

What we’re actually working with

Home BP cuffs (Omron, Withings) export months of morning/evening readings. Most people never look back.

Why doing this without a method fails

Clinic BP is white-coat-biased and infrequent. Apps store the data but rarely surface the real pattern.

How the method handles blood pressure

Layer 01

Research

Have AI explain MAP, pulse pressure, and the ESH 2023 thresholds in plain English.

Layer 02

Ledger

Export 90 days of morning + evening readings. Let AI compute your 7-day rolling average, variability, and time-of-day pattern.

Layer 03

Protocol

Test one intervention (sodium reduction, breathwork, weight) for 8 weeks with a clear before/after.

Three prompts you can use today

Paste any of these into the AI chat tool you already use. No setup.

Personal BP trend

Here are 90 days of morning and evening BP. Calculate 7-day rolling means, flag mornings >135/85, and tell me whether my evening readings differ meaningfully from my mornings.

Sodium experiment

Design an 8-week home test of reducing sodium to ~2g/day. Define how I'll measure compliance and what BP change would count as a real result.

GP brief

Build a 1-page summary of my last 3 months of home BP for my GP appointment, including average, variability, and any concerning patterns.

Common questions

Can AI diagnose hypertension?+

No. AI helps you bring organised data to a clinician who can.

Which BP cuff is best?+

Any clinically validated cuff. The method is device-agnostic.

How often should I measure?+

The course covers the standard ESH home BP protocol — typically twice in the morning and twice in the evening for a week.

More on blood pressure

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