Biological Clock Day

I'd like to say my biological clock is running. However I cannot verify that this is so. In all my lack of grasp I feel my biological clock and it's effects are pretty much a waining past tense entity in my exstence.

Humans are said to have an internal biological clock which reacts to light and dark cycles as well as circadian rhythms and effect various preparations of metabolic and biofeed back mechanisms to prepare for various events indigenous to life and it's associated processes.

It is said that you may regulate your own biological clock with the utilization of routines for your body such as regular bedtimes and wake-up time, nutrition timed at regular intervals, and fewer periods of napping.
 

The phrase 'biological clock' may evoke images of birthing babes, but there’s a lot more to the biological clock itself than urges for procreation which allegedly arise at certain intervals in the lives of females.

Both men and women have biological clocks. In light of this April 28th is set aside as Biological Clock Day.

The biological clock affects behavior and mood on a daily basis.

They maintain the sleep-wake pattern which corresponds to the light and dark of a day on Earth.

In addition to circadian rhythm, the biological clock monitors light, temperature the environment factors to influence things like the level of alertness, those energy levels present, hunger, and and other motivational factors.

The balance of the biological clock is subject to upset by the technological influences of the day.

Your natural internal timing device regulate those cycles that make you who you are.

It interacts with the cellular systems of the body and nearly all tissues and organs have them.