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The Biomatch Reflexive (TM) Cycle describes the last of the four infradian clocks embedded in the human central nervous system
Although the discredited 28-day emotional cycle did not generate accurate emotional compatibility ratings it clearly had some significance in our biorhythmic lives. But what?
I prepared fresh test data using the three proven 21-, 23-, and 33-day cycles and the potential, but unproven, 28-day cycle. This time everything fitted perfectly. The 28-day cycle reflects our inner functions - such as heartbeat, breathing and fertility -and our reflexes - our instant reactions and our immediate perceptions; everything that is controlled by our autonomic nervous system.
Hence the last piece of the mathematical and observational jigsaw puzzle fell into place. I named the last of the four infradian cycles, the Biomatch Reflexive (TM) Cycle. Taken together, the four-cycle system fully describes the biorhythmic nature of our central nervous system. The new Biomatch Biorhythms (TM) Theory reflects the most accurate nature of our biological clocks and their influence on our behaviour and relationships.
I guess it wasn't coincidence that all four of my clocks were in the positive phase when I felt the urge to take a deeper look at my data and find answers to my (and yours) questions about the relevance of the former 28 day emotional cycle.
Where next for the Biomatch Biorhythms (TM) theory?
When I wrote the Story of Biomatch.com – the story of how the world’s first and only biorhythmic matchmaking service had come about – I said that this was not the end but another beginning.
Those sentiments still hold. My research into the influence of infradian biological cycles on everyday performance and relationships is ongoing.
I am delighted that after eight years’ research I have been able to add a new chapter to the History of Biorhythms. Our new understanding of the four biorhythmic cycles will improve lives and relationships of the 21st century more accurately than ever before.
Zerrin Hodgkins, March 2003
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