Premenstrual symptoms: a reinterpretation
women's perceived cycle phase was separated experimentally from actual phase; those led to believe they were premenstrual reported significantly more physical symptoms, such as water retention, than those led to believe they were intermenstrual.
women's perceived cycle phase was separated experimentally from actual phase; those led to believe they were premenstrual reported significantly more physical symptoms, such as water retention, than those led to believe they were intermenstrual.
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doi:10.1126/science.560058. Abstract read: women's perceived cycle phase was separated experimentally from actual phase; those led to believe they were premenstrual reported significantly more physical symptoms, such as water retention, than those led to believe they were intermenstrual.