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For many years, science has been aware of the positive and negative effects of certain weather events on the wellbeing of the human being. Weather may increase pain, trigger or intensify medical ailments, or affect mood and behaviour.

 

With as much as 50% of any country’s population suffering from weather sensitivity, the time has come to provide the public with useful information, which allow groups or individuals to plan their daily lives and take control of their wellbeing.

 

Much of the information has come from Manfred Kaiser, the founder of Global Bioweather. This includes excerpts from his book: How the weather affects your health. You can read the whole book online here.

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