The moon affects the water level in the body.
Surely you have noticed that your weight from time to time ranges without any valid reason. You can suddenly gain a few pounds without changing your diet or losing weight without sitting on a diet. The new theory is that such weight fluctuations may be to blame… the moon!
Scientists have long known that the water content in fruits depends on the phase of the moon. Ripped off on a certain day fruits can be much more juicy and tasty than fruit from the same tree, but collected on a different day of the month. The moon can move the water mass in the oceans, and it is therefore not surprising that it affects the fluid level in plants and in animals.
Modern research has led urologists to the idea that the human body holds a certain amount of liquid depending on the lunar calendar. At the full moon, for example, the body deposits the greatest amount of fluid, so it’s getting better, and the new moon is the smallest. In addition, the amount of water in the body affects not only the day of month, and time of year. For example, the “thick” time is the middle of summer, and most “thin” – new year’s day.
Therefore, if you plan a summer vacation and want to look your best, check the calendar. You may have to wait a bit or hurry up to have a better chance to get into your favorite costume.
