biorhythm

bi·o·rhythm

B0268600 (bī′ō-rĭth′əm)n. An innate, cyclical biological process or function.

bi′o·rhyth′mic (-rĭth′mĭk) adj.

biorhythm

(ˈbaɪəʊˌrɪðəm) n (Physiology) a cyclically recurring pattern of physiological states in an organism or organ, such as alpha rhythm or circadian rhythm; believed by some to affect physical and mental states and behaviour ˌbioˈrhythmic adj ˌbioˈrhythmically adv

bi•o•rhythm

(ˈbaɪ oʊˌrɪð əm)

n. an innate periodicity in an organism's physiological processes, as sleep and wake cycles. [1960–65] bi`o•rhyth′mic, adj. bi`o•rhyth•mic′i•ty (-ˈmɪs ɪ ti) n.

bi·o·rhythm

(bī′ō-rĭth′əm) A recurring biological process, such as sleep, that is controlled by the circadian rhythms of an organism.

Translations

biorythmeбиоритм

biorhythm

biorhythm:

see rhythm, biologicalrhythm, biological,
or biorhythm,
cyclic pattern of physiological changes or changes in activity in living organisms, most often synchronized with daily, monthly, or annual cyclical changes in the environment.
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biorhythm

[′bī·ō‚rith·əm] (physiology) A biologically inherent cyclic variation or recurrence of an event or state, such as a sleep cycle or circadian rhythm.

biorhythm

a cyclically recurring pattern of physiological states in an organism or organ, such as alpha rhythm or circadian rhythm; believed by some to affect physical and mental states and behaviour

biorhythm

bi·o·rhythm

(bī'ō-rith-m), A biologically inherent cyclic variation or recurrence of an event or state, such as the sleep cycle, circadian rhythms, or periodic diseases. [bio- + G. rhythmos, rhythm]

biorhythm

(bī′ō-rĭth′əm)n. An innate, cyclical biological process or function.

bi′o·rhyth′mic (-rĭth′mĭk) adj.

biorhythm

Alternative medicine
A hypothetical biologic rhythm, which is said to be set at birth.
The biorhythm theory was first proposed by H Swoboda and W Fleiss, a contemporary and colleague of Sigmund Freud; proponents of the biorhythm theory believe there are three distinct cycles: a physical cycle of 23 days—which corresponds to co-ordination, immunity, self-confidence, and strength; an emotional cycle of 28 days; and an intellectual cycle of 33 days, all of which are defined by a sine wave; “critical periods” are believed to exist as an individual crosses the middle of a cycle, either from a high to a low, or vice versa.
Physiology
Cyclical variations in physiologic and biochemical function, level of activity and emotional state. Circadian biorhythms have a cycle of about 24 hrs; ultradian rhythms are < 1 day; infradian rhythms are greater than one day and may be up to weeks or months.

bi·o·rhythm

(bī'ō-ridh-ĕm) A biologically inherent cyclic variation or recurrence of an event or state, such as the sleep cycle, circadian rhythms, or periodic diseases. [bio- + G. rhythmos, rhythm]

单词	biorhythm
释义	biorhythm bi·o·rhythm B0268600 (bī′ō-rĭth′əm)n. An innate, cyclical biological process or function. bi′o·rhyth′mic (-rĭth′mĭk) adj. biorhythm (ˈbaɪəʊˌrɪðəm) n (Physiology) a cyclically recurring pattern of physiological states in an organism or organ, such as alpha rhythm or circadian rhythm; believed by some to affect physical and mental states and behaviour ˌbioˈrhythmic adj ˌbioˈrhythmically adv bi•o•rhythm (ˈbaɪ oʊˌrɪð əm) n. an innate periodicity in an organism's physiological processes, as sleep and wake cycles. [1960–65] bi`o•rhyth′mic, adj. bi`o•rhyth•mic′i•ty (-ˈmɪs ɪ ti) n. bi·o·rhythm (bī′ō-rĭth′əm) A recurring biological process, such as sleep, that is controlled by the circadian rhythms of an organism. Translations biorythmeбиоритм biorhythm biorhythm: see rhythm, biologicalrhythm, biological, or biorhythm, cyclic pattern of physiological changes or changes in activity in living organisms, most often synchronized with daily, monthly, or annual cyclical changes in the environment. ..... Click the link for more information. . biorhythm [′bī·ō‚rith·əm] (physiology) A biologically inherent cyclic variation or recurrence of an event or state, such as a sleep cycle or circadian rhythm. biorhythm a cyclically recurring pattern of physiological states in an organism or organ, such as alpha rhythm or circadian rhythm; believed by some to affect physical and mental states and behaviour biorhythm bi·o·rhythm (bī'ō-rith-m), A biologically inherent cyclic variation or recurrence of an event or state, such as the sleep cycle, circadian rhythms, or periodic diseases. [bio- + G. rhythmos, rhythm] biorhythm (bī′ō-rĭth′əm)n. An innate, cyclical biological process or function. bi′o·rhyth′mic (-rĭth′mĭk) adj. biorhythm Alternative medicine A hypothetical biologic rhythm, which is said to be set at birth. The biorhythm theory was first proposed by H Swoboda and W Fleiss, a contemporary and colleague of Sigmund Freud; proponents of the biorhythm theory believe there are three distinct cycles: a physical cycle of 23 days—which corresponds to co-ordination, immunity, self-confidence, and strength; an emotional cycle of 28 days; and an intellectual cycle of 33 days, all of which are defined by a sine wave; “critical periods” are believed to exist as an individual crosses the middle of a cycle, either from a high to a low, or vice versa. Physiology Cyclical variations in physiologic and biochemical function, level of activity and emotional state. Circadian biorhythms have a cycle of about 24 hrs; ultradian rhythms are < 1 day; infradian rhythms are greater than one day and may be up to weeks or months. bi·o·rhythm (bī'ō-ridh-ĕm) A biologically inherent cyclic variation or recurrence of an event or state, such as the sleep cycle, circadian rhythms, or periodic diseases. [bio- + G. rhythmos, rhythm]
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