Those born in July are sunny and optimistic, while those born in January tend to be pessimistic and gloomy. Could it be true? Birth season affects behavior and mood, according to a new study. Those born in spring and summer would be much more positive and carefree than those born in autumn and winter.
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Those born in June are sunny and optimistic, while those born in January tend to be pessimistic and gloomy. Could it be true? According to a new study the season of birth affects behavior and mood. Those born in spring and summer would be much more positive and carefree than those born in autumn and winter.
This was stated in a study conducted in Hungary and presented at theEuropean College of Neuropsychopharmacology of Berlin. Being born at a certain time of the year permanently determines the levels of Serotonin and dopamine in the body.
"The month of birth affects our mood and our temperament" - the experts explained who presented the new research in Berlin. "The birth season can also increase the possibility of suffering from certain psychological disorders as you grow up."
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The character and the mood will be also affected in adulthood from these circumstances. The hormones of learning, memory, feelings and joy would be present in greater levels in people born in the summer months, in which light predominates.
The frequency of mood swings between sad and cheerful would be more frequent in those born in summer, while the almost exaggerated tendency to optimism would be typical in those born in spring. Who was born in winter would tend to be prone to depression, while those born in would be a little less autunno.
Experts have not yet pinpointed what the genetic markers able to give life to the phenomenon, but they are certain that according to the different periods of birth in people, even as adults, there are different levels of serotonin and dopamine. The researchers look forward to furthering their research in this regard. Were you born in the summer and are often referred to as sunny people? Maybe it's not just a coincidence.
Marta Albè
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