Originally posted by Mike Smith
> Biorhythm means rhythm of life. Our lives are governed by cycles
> that start
> at our day of birth. The theory has been applied in the past to
> accident
> prevention. Many companies have studied biorhythms and their
> effects on
> airline pilots and athletic teams. From the day we are born, we are
> governed
> by cycles.
> The 28-day cycle called the emotional or sensitivity cycle
> governs one's
> temperament. The 33-day cycle, called the intellectual cycle,
> influences our
> intellect or thinking capacity. The 23-day cycle called the
> physical cycle
> governs the condition of one's body.
>
> Critical days are those during which a cycle crosses from high
> to low (or
> low to high). The term critical is relative. It is a period of
> change where
> our system is in a state of flux. Statistical research for over
> 50 years
> seems to disclose that during those critical days, especially the
> physical
> and emotional ones, we are more accident prone, lacking in
> coordination,
> judgement and alertness. During an emotionally critical day one
> is apt to
> make a slip of the tongue, irresponsible utterances, quarrel or have
> disputes. An intellectually critical day might cause failure of
> memory or
> mistakes.
>
> Determine your best/worst days by running a Biorythm analysis
> personalized
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>
I'll stick to statspack, thanks.
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Received on Tue May 13 2003 - 06:26:30 CDT
