Biorhythms - According to the theory of Biorhythms, we all have physical, mental, and emotional cycles that start at birth and continue regularly through life. This handy program will chart these cycles for any given day, using any birthday. You can store up to five frequently used birthdays and even calculate someone's age down to the day.
Whether or not biorhythms are a bunch of hooey, this is still a fun application to have on hand.
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 3.x, Palm OS 4.x, Palm OS 5.x
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Biorhythm for Palm OS Biorhythm for Palm OS - computes your biorhythm.
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Physical cycle lasts 23 days.
Emotional cycle lasts 28 days.
Intellectual cycle lasts 33 days.
At your birth, these cycles started on median line and went towards positive zone. They run on sinusoidal way
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