90 day cycle the norm

[lifeforchrist]

"It should be mentioned that in many scientific circles, the 28-day menstrual cycle is believed to be a result of the impact of the modern world. Up until the last hundred years, the menstrual cycle is said to have reacted to seasonal changes. Fertility was at its peak during the fall months, thus helping guarantee the survival of the newborn during the much more hospitable spring and summer environment. The menstrual/fertility cycle could last as long as 90 days, and was absent during times of serious stress. "

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2000/11/12/womens-hormones.aspx

The article is a long one about hormone balance, but I found this tidbit at the end. It's pretty interesting!

[kiki2382]

Interesting read. Thanks for posting.

[Mrs.Salz]

Fascinating!

[YzmaRocks]

That would be nice! *daydreams of a world with a 90 day cycle*

[peaches_04]

lol i always get pregnat in the late fall:)

[lifeforchrist]

me too! how do i make this happen! :) Having winter babies is such a pain too. this would be so convenient

Quoting YzmaRocks:

That would be nice! *daydreams of a world with a 90 day cycle*

[Sarah725]

 Wow that is interesting!

[catholicmamamia]

Interesting.. thanks for sharing! 

[melindabelcher]

Agreed!!

Quoting YzmaRocks:

That would be nice! *daydreams of a world with a 90 day cycle*

[Precious333]

lol, have one pregnancy in late fall, the other three I concieved in winter. 

Quoting peaches_04:

lol i always get pregnat in the late fall:)

 

[IansMommy2012]

I got pregnant the beginning of fall does that count? ;)

Quoting peaches_04:

lol i always get pregnat in the late fall:)