Why does the mood always change as something develops? Sometimes it s good, sometimes it s bad???

We must learn to use reason to control our emotions.

I think this should have something to do with your mood, not the weather depends on your mood, if you are very happy that day, something pleasant happens, even if the heavy rain does not affect your happy mood at all, maybe you think that the light rain is dancing for you and other ideas, of course, when you are sad and depressed, even if the sun is in the sky, you will feel that the sun is very hot, making you feel that the sunny day is not good.

When your mood changes in the weather, I think it's because your day hasn't started yet, for example, if you open the curtains early in the morning and see the rainy cotton outside, at this time, the external factors directly cause a series of troubles that rain will bring to your brain, such as pants are easy to get wet, it's troublesome to ride in the car, and you have to hold an umbrella everywhere, these thoughts will unconsciously sneak into your mind, causing disgust to the rainy weather, so this problem is formed for you.

Anyway, I always think that my mood regulation is the most important, the weather is just an addition, the influence is not a big factor, the heart is happy, every day is sunny, ha.

Not so long ago, anyone in the scientific community who dared to openly say that magnetic fields, weather or air pressure have an effect on human health would probably be dismissed as nonsense. However, according to the latest scientific research, weather changes do affect health, and a report in the US monthly magazine Discovery also pointed out that at least three US weather companies are ready to invest in the business of "weather and behavioral forecasting". A growing number of scientists, including Bossinger, a professor of neuroscience at Laurentian University in Canada, believe that climate has a direct causal relationship to people's mood.

Many patients begin to feel a few hours before a solar storm — a faint feeling of dizziness or tingling at night, "and it's just a very faint, very faint magnetic field," Posinger said. He experimented with students with electromagnetic waves that were "as small as a computer desk" and found that students did feel less alert. Drowsiness and other reactions.

Other scientists have also shown that the onset of diseases such as angina pectoris and toothache is linked to climate changes, such as knee arthritis, which is particularly painful when the weather turns cloudy. Scientists have proven in the laboratory that lower air pressure and higher humidity cause the patient's joints to accumulate more fluid, making the inflammation more severe. Of course, everyone understands that cold or hot weather is dangerous for the elderly and children, but the relationship between weather and health is difficult to measure accurately, and most people have a vague idea.

Stephen Petranek, general manager of Discovery, says we can't just tie a lot of people to a measuring instrument and wait for the weather to change. However, from the perspective of "biometeorology", the human body is like a giant detector that can distinguish changes in climate, such as the nervous system, which controls the expansion and contraction of blood vessels, and responds to even the slightest changes in electrical currents in the air. Traditional Chinese medicine is also particularly sensitive to the changes in solar terms and hours, and believes that important solar terms or meridians (11 o'clock to 13 o'clock, 5 o'clock to 7 o'clock) are the most important times for old and frail people.

Possinger said that the human body has the function to respond to changes at any time, and the weather is always changing, just like our mood.