In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), temporal processes such as seasons, moon phases or daily rhythms have always played an important role. Traditionally, an important influence on the state of health is attributed to them, so that they are taken into account in both diagnostics and therapy. There is a special connection between time of day … Biorhythm: the Chinese Clock
The biological clock plays an important role: it tells our body when it can be active and when it is time to shift down a gear. It influences our bodily functions – blood pressure, body temperature, hormone balance. The control center is a nucleus in our brain – no bigger than a grain of rice. … Biorhythm: the Chronobiology
Humans, like almost all living things, follow biological rhythms and cycles that have proven to be vital in the course of development. The relationships are explored by a fairly young scientific discipline, chronobiology. Particularly well known is the day-night rhythm, which regulates work and rest phases and is closely related to the distribution of light … Biorhythm: the Internal Clock
The bad news: biorhythm calculations are about as informative as coffee grounds. The good: biological rhythm exists. Over the course of its evolution, humans developed an internal clock that, seen over the span of a day, adjusted to the change between light and dark. Our internal clock Over thousands of years, the day-night rhythm set … Biorhythm and Drugs
