This program is Copyright © 1977 by Hewlett-Packard and is used here by permission. This program was originally published in "HP-19C/HP-29C Applications Book", pages 55 through 57. This program was transcribed by Didi Limasalle
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From ancient days philosophers and sages have taught that human happiness lies in the harmonious integration of body, mind and heart. Now a twentieth- century theory claims to be able to quantitatively gauge the functioning of these three aspects of ourselves: the physical, sensitive, and cognitive.
The biorhythms theory is based on the assumption that the human body has inner clocks or metabolic rhythms with constant cycle times. Currently, three cycles starting at birth in a positive direction are postulated. The 23-day or physical cycle relates with physical vitality, endurance and energy. The 28-day cycle or sensitivity cycle relates with sensitivity, intuition and cheerfulness. The 33-day or cognitive cycle relates with mental alertness and judgment.
For each cycle, a day is considered either high, low, or critical. x is the output value for a given cycle. The high (0 < x ≤ 1) times are regarded as energetic times, you are your most dynamic in the cycle. The low (-1 ≤ x < 0) times are regarded as the recuperative periods. The critical days (x = 0) are regarded as your accident prone days, especially for the physical and sensitivity cycles.
Biorhythmic Cycles Graph
Remarks:
Step | Instructions | Input Data/Units | Keys | Output Data/Units |
1 | Key in the program. | |||
2 | Key in birthdate | MM.DDYYYY | GSB 1 | Day #* |
3 | Key in biodate and find bio values | MM.DDYYYY | GSB 2 | P |
R/S | S | |||
R/S | C | |||
4 | To find bio values for succeeding days. | R/S | ||
R/S | P | |||
R/S | S | |||
R/S | C | |||
5 | For a new birthdate, go to step 2; | |||
For a new biodate, go to step 3. | ||||
* See Calendar Functions for | ||||
explanation of this number. |
19C 29C LINE CODE CODE KEYS COMMENTS 00 01 25 14 01 15 13 01 g LBL 1 02 25 23 15 33 g RAD Birthdate store 03 13 00 12 00 GSB 0 04 45 09 23 09 STO 9 N1 05 25 06 15 12 g RTN ----------------- 06 25 14 02 15 13 02 g LBL 2 07 13 00 12 00 GSB 0 Biodate 08 55 09 24 09 RCL 9 09 31 41 - 10 45 08 23 08 STO 8 Store N2 - N1 11 25 14 09 15 13 09 g LBL 9 12 01 01 1 13 08 08 8 14 45 07 23 07 STO 7 15 13 08 12 08 GSB 8 23 Day cycle 16 13 08 12 08 GSB 8 28 Day cycle 17 25 14 08 15 13 08 g LBL 8 ----------------- 18 05 05 5 # Days 19 45 41 07 23 51 07 STO + 7 20 55 08 24 08 RCL 8 21 55 07 24 07 RCL 7 22 61 71 ÷ 23 25 52 15 62 g FRAC 24 02 02 2 25 51 61 × 26 25 63 15 73 g π 27 51 61 × 28 16 42 14 52 f sin 29 21 31 ENTER↑ 30 25 54 15 64 g ABS 31 25 51 15 61 g X≠0? 32 61 71 ÷ 33 16 63 14 73 f LASTx 34 23 33 EEX 35 07 07 7 36 41 51 + 37 23 33 EEX 38 07 07 7 39 31 41 - 40 51 61 × *** 41 64 74 R/S Bio value 42 25 13 15 12 g RTN ----------------- 43 25 14 07 15 13 07 g LBL 7 44 01 01 1 Next day 45 45 31 08 23 51 08 STO + 8 46 25 14 09 12 09 g GSB 9 ----------------- 47 14 07 13 07 GTO 7 Computer N(M,D,Y) 48 25 14 00 15 13 00 g LBL 0 49 21 31 ENTER↑ 50 16 52 14 62 f INT 51 45 06 23 06 STO 6 M 52 31 41 - ----------------- 53 23 33 EEX 54 02 02 2 55 51 61 × 56 21 31 ENTER↑ D 57 16 52 14 62 f INT 58 45 05 23 05 STO 5 59 31 41 - ----------------- 60 23 33 EEX 61 04 04 4 62 51 61 × Y 63 45 04 23 04 STO 4 64 02 02 2 ---------------- 65 55 06 24 06 RCL 6 66 16 41 14 51 f x>y? 67 14 06 13 06 GTO 6 68 01 01 1 69 45 31 04 23 41 04 STO - 4 70 01 01 1 71 02 02 2 72 45 41 06 23 51 06 STO + 6 73 25 14 06 15 13 06 g LBL 6 74 01 01 1 75 45 41 06 23 51 06 STO + 6 76 55 06 24 06 RCL 6 77 03 03 3 78 00 00 0 79 63 73 . 80 06 06 6 81 51 61 × 82 16 52 14 62 f INT 83 55 04 24 04 RCL 4 84 03 03 3 85 06 06 6 86 05 05 5 87 63 73 . 88 02 02 2 89 05 05 5 90 51 61 × 91 16 52 14 62 f INT 92 41 51 + 93 55 05 24 05 RCL 5 N 94 41 51 + 95 25 13 15 12 g RTN
R4 Y R5 D R6 M R7 23,28,33 R8 N2-N1 R9 N1
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