Shadow
July 15th, 2009, 02:29 AM
Hi Everyone,
I know that there must be more than a few people like me on this forum who grew up in one hemisphere (southern for me) and now live in another (northern now). What I was thinking was this: Since my growth rate normally sped up in the spring/summer (as a lot of people's does), which in the southern hemisphere would run from about August through to March, do you think, since I'm now living in a place where the seasons are opposite, that my best growth rate would be in what is now autumn/winter for me (about August to April in the Northern Hemisphere) or do you think that my body will adjust and I will still get faster growth in the (Northern) summer, even though the timing would be different for what my body clock is used to?
Does that make sense? :D
I know that there must be more than a few people like me on this forum who grew up in one hemisphere (southern for me) and now live in another (northern now). What I was thinking was this: Since my growth rate normally sped up in the spring/summer (as a lot of people's does), which in the southern hemisphere would run from about August through to March, do you think, since I'm now living in a place where the seasons are opposite, that my best growth rate would be in what is now autumn/winter for me (about August to April in the Northern Hemisphere) or do you think that my body will adjust and I will still get faster growth in the (Northern) summer, even though the timing would be different for what my body clock is used to?
Does that make sense? :D