Up to 120 biological rhythms affect the well-being and performance of a person. For many years, doctors, psychologists and physiologists have been conducting research on the study of three biorhythms: intellectual, physical and emotional. Below is an instruction on how to calculate your biorhythms.
Instructions
Step 1
First, multiply the number of years you have lived by 365. For example, if you are now 23, you get 8395 days.
Step 2
Now you need to add one day for each leap year. That is, if you were born in 1988 and you are now 23 years old, then you need to add an additional day for each of the following years: 1988, 1992, 2000, 2004, 2008. As a result, the changes will turn out to be 8400 days.
Step 3
Then count how many days have passed since your last birthday. For example, if a month has passed since your birthday, then the total amount should change by 30 days and, in total, you get 8430 days.
Step 4
To consider how many days each cycle has, then divide the resulting number of days by 28 for the emotional cycle, 23 for the physical, and 33 for the intellectual. You need to use the resulting numbers in full to the decimal point and three digits after the decimal point. For example, it will turn out: physical number - 366, 521; emotional - 301, 071; intellectual - 255, 454. In this example, the person had 366 physical cycles, 301 emotional and 255 intellectual.
Step 5
To calculate the current cycle of your biorhythms, you need to multiply the numbers after the decimal point by the number of days in each cycle. That is, for the physical cycle - 0.521 * 23 = 11, 9; emotional - 0, 071 * 28 = 1, 9; intellectual - 0, 454 * 33 = 14, 9. It turns out that the person will be 11, 9 days in the physical cycle, 1, 9 - in the emotional and 14, 9 - in the intellectual.
