Biorhythms

The documented rhythm of things biological is all around us: the circadian rhythm of nightly changes, the monthly cycle for women, the seasonal fluctuations in hormones, and even the life cycle which passes through puberty. It should come as no surprise that those physical processes that swing from one extreme to another are reflected in other human rhythms as well, namely biorhythms.

Not only do we respond to the external rhythms of the world around us – night and day, high tide and low tide – we have our own internal biological clocks as well. These are set into motion the day that we are born. Our intellectual, emotional, and physical selves are cycling at different rates over the course of days, months, and our lives.

In the example above, a person who was born on October 12, 1999 is reaching a peak in the physical biorhythm on Septebmer 18, 2005, as shown by the blue line in the left part of the biorhythm graph. Their physical low is happening on September 29th, as shown by the same blue line in the right hand part of the graph, near the center of the graph. The intellectual abilities, however, are cycling to their lowest levels just after the physical high level, as shown by the green line dipping in the left part of the graph. The emotional high seems to be just off the graph to the left, the peak of the red line, but the emotional low, the dip in the red line is on September 27th.

What use is this information? Sometimes in our daily, weekly, or monthly calendars, we have a choice of when we'd like to schedule events, meetings, new exercise programs, vacations, exams, and a whole host of life's other happenings. Or, sometimes the biorhythm is an explanatory window on the recent past, helping us to understand our own behavior and also that of others – given that we know their date of birth.

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