[ProtectOurFreedom]

That is astonishing — a 45% risk reduction by taking it at night rather than in the morning.

There must be other factors at work. That risk reduction just seems WAY too big. Maybe the people who took their medicine in the morning are not as reliable at taking it as those who take it at bedtime.

[SunkenCiv]

No, I think there’s something to it. I know I seem to sleep better (wake up feeling better-rested) when I take it just before bed, rather than taking it before work. Not that I sleep at work. Y’know, if anyone is watching.

[mad_as_he$$]

I concur. That is a shocking number.

[Dante3]

I agree.

[samtheman]

That is astonishing — a 45% risk reduction by taking it at night rather than in the morning.
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I agree with you but at the same time if it really doesn’t matter I lose nothing by making the switch, which I’m going to do.

I have been taking mine in the morning. I’m switching to evening. It might be a net positive, might be a net zero. But it’s certainly easy to do.

[daniel1212]

That is astonishing — a 45% risk reduction by taking it at night rather than in the morning. There must be other factors at work. That risk reduction just seems WAY too big. Maybe the people who took their medicine in the morning are not as reliable at taking it as those who take it at bedtime.

Maybe the study was only of liberals who watch the late news and "comedy" shows attacking the president, and have dreams of apocalyptic climate change and dying of Covid.