Regardless of whether we read the horoscope or not, there is no denying how interesting astrology can be. Although there is no proof that our horoscope is correct, we can still learn a lot about ourselves from the moment we are born. We talk about the so-called "season/time of year effect" in which we were born and describes how our month affects us. So what does the month or season in which we were born say everything about us?
A study, which was recently conducted on 366 Hungarian students showed a connection between their temperament and the season, in which they are born. In particular, those born in the spring and fall were more likely to have positive personality traits, while those born in the winter months were more likely to be depressed. People born in the summer have a more rapidly changing mood.
Other studies have shown the connection between the seasons and lefties, which should be born most often in spring and summer; between seasons and smokers (for example, the fewest female smokers are born in winter); and between the seasons and myopia (most often for people born in June and July). The connection should also be found between the seasons and schizophrenia, as well as the risk of suicide. A study, published earlier in early June, showed that people have born in May have the lowest risk of developing 55 diseases, while those born in October have the highest risk.
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It is important to remember that no research claims that the time of year in which we are born defines us 100 percent. Researchers believe that things as they are diet and sun exposure, also play a role in the hormones of a pregnant woman and can affect the development of the baby.
How this actually happens and how big the effects of the season really are, we do not know. It may not all be as fun or accurate as a horoscope, but at least the hypotheses have research to back them up.
