Biorhythms. Has anyone ever studied the subject.

[helenbacque]

I find it interesting. Several years ago I had fun testing the theory with a small group of close friends who were taking a trip together ... Tested secretly, of course. It was surprisingly accurate.

 

[Trade]

I find it interesting. Several years ago I had fun testing the theory with a small group of close friends who were taking a trip together ... Tested secretly, of course. It was surprisingly accurate.

It's certainly interesting. But I haven't done much studying of it. Back in the 70's when calculating your own bio-rhythm chart became real trendy for a while I did one for myself and tried to see if there was any correlation to my jogging times, which was also trendy back then. But I couldn't see any. But then that method of calculating might have been just some made up B.S. like Astrology or Numerology. In the Animal kingdom and in nature itself the cycles and rhythms are very obvious. With human beings we've got this overlay of civilization that forces us into patterns that probably mask the effects of our more natural ones.

 

[HazyDavey]

I've never studied biorhythms but I used to use it as an excuse when I was having a bad day, or did a bone-head thingy.. :distrust:

 

[Camper6]

I think biorhythms has something going for it. I can't function mornings.

I even bought a unit once that was supposed to generate alpha waves. Never got that one to work that I noticed.

 

[merlin]

I studied it back in the '70s but have forgotten most of it, I do recall it being pretty accurate for myself, there is one country I think it's Japan where people on a low day, where all three rhythms are at a critical low will not leave home. I think generally scientists regard it all as nonsense.

 

[Camper6]

It's a good excuse however if you don't feel like going to work and your boss stays home.