Biorhythms Calculator

Have you ever had a really bad day? Maybe you tripped over the cat as you were getting out of bed, ran out of gas on the way to work because you forgot that you needed fill up, botched up a major project that the boss was counting on to get right, and burned dinner. When it was all said and done, you probably wished that you had just stayed in bed that morning.

We all have days like that to some extent. But we also have good days. They might not stand out in our minds like the bad ones do, but everyone has them.

So why are some days horrible and others stellar? Many of us blame it on fate. But what if I told you that you could avoid having bad days?

What if you could prevent even the most devastating of mistakes, improving both your physical and mental health in the process?

You are probably thinking, “Yeah, that would be nice, but I do not have a crystal ball”. But you do not need one! All you need to turn those bad days into good days is a basic understanding of biorhythms and how to use them to your advantage. There is no rocket science involved, just a few calculations that you do not necessarily even have to do yourself.

Want to learn more? In the e-book, provided with the product when you buy it, we will go over the concept of biorhythms and explain how you can use them to change your life for the better.

You can learn more about biorhythms on these websites:

• Wikipedia Article on Biorhythms
• Captain Biorhythm’s Resource

Your life is affected by rhythmic biological cycles (biorhythms) that move in sinus curves starting at your birth and continuing throughout your whole life, influencing you in many ways. The three rhythms of particular importance are: Physical that affects your overall fitness and well-being; Emotional that affects you mood and awareness; and Intellectual that affects your logical analysis, memory, and communication.

There are three key components you need to understand about biorhythms:

• The Active Phase is a phase of a particular rhythm when the abilities associated with it are high. It is located above the X-Axis.
• The Passive Phase is a phase of a particular rhythm when the abilities associated with it are low and diminished. It is located below the X-Axis.
• Critical Day is a phase (a day) of a particular rhythm when it transitions from Active to Passive phase, that is: when it crosses the X-Axis from the top down. Since your body is busy adjusting to the swing in the phases, the critical phase is the most vulnerable time for an individual, and the abilities associated with a particular rhythm can be very low.

Here are just a few examples of how biorhythms were used in practice:

• For a long time Air France was using biorhythms to ensure their pilots are less likely to have accidents.
• Biorhythms were also used to select athletes for competition in many different countries (those athletes with high Physical cycle values on competition day would be more likely to be selected).