Our Edge

Precision Chronomedicine

DIOS reads your body clock and finds the right time for every treatment.

Four clusters

DIOS syncs with your body clock to time light, food, medicine, and movement perfectly

Time light right to set your patient's body clock

DIOS maps your patient's light diet and tells you what morning and evening exposure to correct

Light therapy for seasonal affective disorder

Eat at the right time for metabolic rhythm

When your patient eats changes insulin, cortisol, and cholesterol handling — not just what they eat

Meal timing for metabolic health

Land every medicine when it actually works

DIOS finds each medicine's window from your patient's body clock — not a generic guideline

Ramipril, simvastatin, and prednisolone timing

Move at the right time for sleep and recovery

Exercise timing shapes sleep, blood sugar, and cardiovascular recovery when DIOS maps the optimal window

Cardiac rehab and metabolic syndrome programmes

The evidence

These four carry the strongest published evidence for dose timing in primary care today

These four carry the strongest published evidence for dose timing in primary care today

Bedtime beats morning when blood pressure won't dip overnight

For non-dippers, moving ramipril or lisinopril to bedtime matches the window the trials proved

Ramipril, lisinopril, and amlodipine

Evening statins match the window when the liver works hardest

A morning statin misses midnight liver activity — an evening dose lands when cholesterol synthesis peaks

Simvastatin

Pain relief should arrive before your patient wakes, not after

DIOS finds each patient's inflammatory peak so prednisolone or naproxen lands before they wake

Prednisolone, naproxen, and ibuprofen

Evening dosing covers the airway narrowing that hits before dawn

An evening salmeterol or fluticasone dose covers the pre-dawn bronchospasm window DIOS tracks

Salmeterol and fluticasone

Hundreds of other treatments have a timing window — these four are where DIOS starts

Clinician panel

Every row is ranked by clinical urgency so you know who needs a timing change today

PATIENT	FINDING	BODY CLOCK	DATA	ACTION
Margaret T, 58	Blood pressure is not dipping overnight on current morning dosing	Night owl chronotype running 1.2 hours late	Wearable shows non-dipping on six of seven nights	Act nowMove ramipril to bedtime tonight
James O., 44	Statin is being taken too early for his liver clock	Standard chronotype and on track otherwise	Wearable stream complete and current	Earlier doseShift simvastatin to evening dosing
Priya N., 61	Vitamin D result is missing before timing can be confirmed	Chronotype unknown until blood panel returns	City Labs blood panel still pending	Need bloodsOrder City Labs panel before next review
David K., 52	Current medicine timing matches his body clock	Aligned chronotype and stable drift index	All data streams live and complete	On trackNo dose timing change needed today