Biorhythms & Medicine

Both the cycles and the disturbance of regular patterns are important to consider while taking medication. There has been numerous studies with regard to biorhythms and medicine. Please search the internet or read book that pertains to this topic to gain the knowledge you need to understand the importance of taking medication according to your individual cycles.

Scores of cycles operate within our bodies, each cycle peaking and dipping regularly during the course of a day. This is very important when taking medications, and our individual cycles should be taken into consideration by doctors.

I read where this point was compared to the job of an air-traffic controller. He not only needs to know how many aircraft his airport can handle, but how they must be scheduled to avoid midair collisions. How many doctors do you think treat as as unique individuals and take that into consideration when prescribing medication?

I followed my biorhythms during the 10 years of going through menopause. I knew when I was more prone to having hot flashes not only by watching my biorhythms but also by regulating the physical activities at times when my physical cycle was recharging.

If we take drugs to regulate our body what are we doing to our natural rythms? My personal opinion is that it is best to follow what is natural and work with your body rather then introducing chemicals which alter and change the normal course of our cycles and rhythms.

After being injured I tracked the occurrence of events according to my biorhythms for over a year to see how the changing of my cycles had an effect on the various time frames of becoming physically handicapped. This became a perfect example of how having to conform to the time schedules of society and our jobs rather then working with our bodies to heal can cause permanent damage. We are not given the luxury in our society of living within our own time frames and working with our bodies and minds rather then against them.

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