"The Lunar Connection: How Menstrual Cycles Are Influenced by the Moon"

A new study has found a link between women's menstrual cycles and the lunar cycle, with researchers analyzing data from over 7,000 women and discovering that women in North America tend to start their periods during a full moon, while Europeans start during a waxing crescent. The study suggests that menstruation is governed by a woman's internal clock, which can be influenced by the lunar cycle, impacting circadian rhythms and potentially leading to synchronization with the moon. This finding may have implications for the treatment of ovulation disorders and could shed light on the historical association between lunar and menstrual cycles in various cultures.