Sleeping well helps your heart

David David Sanpedro, Pharm. D.

Pharmacy Manager

March 24, 2025

Sleeping well helps your heart

💜 Sleeping 7-9 hours a day reduces cardiovascular risk.

Lack of sleep can increase blood pressure, cause inflammation in the body, and increase the risk of heart disease. Sleeping between 7 to 9 hours a day improves circulation and keeps blood pressure stable.

Tip: Establish a sleep routine, avoid caffeine in the evening, and turn off electronic devices an hour before bed to improve your rest.

Source: Mayo Clinic

Note: This article is for educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Consult your doctor for personalized care. May God bless you and see you next month!

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David David Sanpedro, Pharm. D.

Pharmacy Manager

Dr. David Sampedro – A Passion for Healing and Community

Dr. David Sampedro’s journey is one of resilience, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to service. Born in Cuba, he came to the United States with a vision—to build a future where he could uplift his community and make a lasting impact. Earning his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Palm Beach Atlantic University, he found his calling in a profession that blends science, compassion, and service.

As the Pharmacist in Charge at Elsa Pharmacy, Dr. Sampedro is more than just a healthcare professional—he is a trusted guide for those who rely on him. His passion lies in improving lives, particularly within the Hispanic community, ensuring that patients receive the care, education, and support they need. His dedication goes beyond prescriptions; it’s about creating relationships and empowering individuals to take charge of their health.

A devoted husband and father of two, Dr. Sampedro is deeply family-oriented, balancing his professional responsibilities with quality time spent fishing and enjoying music. His life philosophy is simple yet powerful—adversity may come, but he will always rise, stronger and more determined.

With his sights set on purchasing a homestead and planning for early retirement, Dr. Sampedro remains focused on the future while continuing to make a difference every day. To him, pharmacy is not just a career—it’s a calling to serve, to heal, and to give back to the community that has given him so much.