Biorhythms - made their debut in excess of a century ago, but only in recent years have they truly become popular. In 1887, Willhelm Fleiss, who during his study did in fact work in concert with Sigmund Freud, was the first to introduce the theory that lurks behind biorhythms. He postulated that everyone is bi-sexual, possessed of the male components of strength and endurance, and also the female components of sensitivity, intuition and love. These two cycles are composed of 23 and 28 days respectively. Both of these elements according to Willhelm Fleiss, are deemed to be found in every living cell in our bodies. In 1930, a final refinement was added to this revelation, which was a third cycle, one of intelligence and the ability to concentrate the power of the mind. This final cycle is one which spans 33 days, which completed the triad of physical, emotional, and intellectual.   Biorhythms begin on the day of one's birth, manifesting themselves in life's ups and downs. The triad of elements are at first all positive, and as we go through life, they deliver the good times and the bad times, depending on their constant movement and how they are affiliated to each other. The best times to incur stress, are when the body and mind are ideally geared to handle the demand. The ability to improve strength, knowledge and longevity can be accomplished through living in harmony with the ticking of the internal clock.   What can Biorhythms do for you?   Once you know your biorhythms, you have the power to predict your physical, emotional, and intellectual states, and hence what kind of day you will have. You can tell which days you are more accident-prone and error-prone, and therefore can be extra careful. You can tell on what days you should take extra care of your health. You can predict when is the best time to take a test, or compete in a physical match, or make an emotional argument and make the best decisions. You can avoid doing important things or make important decisions or undertake sensitive tasks on your critical days. You can also look back and see why you did what you did on a certain day. Biorhythms Practitioners     .

Complementary Therapies Acupressure Acupuncture Alexander Technique      Anthroposophical  Aromatherapy  Aura Soma  Ayurveda  Bach Flower Remedies Bates Method Biochemic Salts  Biofeedback  Biorhythms  Bowen Technique  Buteyko Chiropractic  Cognitive   Colonic Irrigation  Colour  Counselling Cranial Osteopathy Cranio-Sacral   Ear Acupuncture EFT Healing Hellerwork  Herbal Medicine Holographic Repatterning  Homoeopathy  Hopi Ear Candles  Hypnotherapy  Indian Head  Massage Iridology  Johrei  Kahuna  Bodywork  Kanpo  Kinesiology  Life Coaching Lymph Drainage Massage  Medau Movement Meditation Metabolic  Typing Metamorphic  Technique Naturopathy NLP Norris Technique Nutritional Osteopathy  Pilates Polarity Therapy Psychotherapy Qi Gong Radionics Reflexology Reiki Rolfing Seichem/Seiki Shiatsu Thai Yoga  Massage The Journey Thought Field Toyohari Trager Work Yoga Zero Balancing         Share  with a friend