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The effects of biorhythm cycles on labor onset, time of delivery and outcome of pregnancy
2012
This study was an attempt to correlate biorhythm theory to outcomes of pregnancy, such as, labor onset, time of delivery, complications, and subjective experience. Sixty-nine pregnant women were asked to complete 6-week daily checklists to correlate with their computed biorhythms. Analysis showed only 21.7 to 27.5% followed predicted cycles; the frequencies were too small to analyze separately for significance. Using chi-square analysis, data from all subjects showed labor onset and time of
doi:10.26053/0h-tez6-hj00
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