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2 to 10 minutes of bright sunlight in the eyes in the morning

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CreationNat1on · 08/06/2023 08:33

Resets your body clock and increases your FSH levels, stimulating ovulation.

I m currently on a sunholiday and maybe 2 days into the holiday I started menstruating (not ideal), this has happened to me before. So I googled it, and apparently bright sunlight can trigger FSH levels, increasing fertility. This might explain all those holiday babies.

I rember as a teenager, when we wanted a mare to come into heat, timed bright lights would be put I. Her stable, stimulating earlier dawnand this would trigger ovulation. Seems like us humans have a silar reaction. Anyone know anything about this.

Bright sunlight might wake up our Northern hemisphere reproductive organs, after our dull, dark winters.

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mondaytosunday · 08/06/2023 09:11

Interesting.
I often used to get my period while on long haul flights, or right after. What's that about?

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