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is it true that the moon affects womans menstral cycle?if so how?

sandman666 Wed 01/10/08 21:47

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niceboy
Thurs 02/10/08
23:38

Women go mad once a month....so do lunatics.

joggerjayne
Thurs 02/10/08
23:40

The Moon pulls at water, hard enough to create the tides.

Our bodies are almost all water.

So ... erm ... that's it, really

mibn2cweus
Fri 03/10/08
08:19

If every woman had a menstrual cycle twice a day at high or low tide one might suspect some correlation. They do not even coincide with a certain phase of the Moon nor do they appear in concert. Where's the supposed relationship?

The variance of gravity at the Earth’s surface contributed by the Moon is less than one part in a million, like farting while going to the third floor in a lift . . . not to mention that the Moon does not even exist!

wildwood
Fri 03/10/08
08:48

It is a mere coincidence. How would our close relatives like chimps get on? Their cycle is about 37 days.

joggerjayne
Fri 03/10/08
08:54

Jayne's theory falls apart

sara3
Fri 03/10/08
08:56

Jayne, you're in SCIENCE.. get you ;o)

emilia-faye
Fri 03/10/08
08:56

And every woman having their periods at the same time every month would mean that boots sell out of, *you know what* all on the same day!....

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