Do you believe the full moon has a effect on people
 

Do you believe the full moon can have a effect on peoples behave. I do, i work health care and when its a full moon my patients seem to act crazy its always a bad shift on a full moon but when i say oh its a full moon tonight were in for a ruff shift some of my colleagues look at me like am crazy i was just wandering if anyone had any experiences like mine. In a human body there is about 60% water the moon effects the tide/sea so why would'nt it effect us

Yes, I believe that the full moon can have quite an effect on people's behaviour.
I think the energy the moon emits is called electromagnetic radiation.

theres even word for the more serious form of it of course: luna-tic

Thank you, glad am not the only 1 some of my colleagues put it down to coincidence

My dad always said so, and I have just assumed he was right. My dad is good with predicting people's behavioral patterns. A full moon on a clear night, for some reason, results in more people staying awake longer and therefore more accidents can occur. My dad believes it's simply the moon's light keeping people awake longer.

I know when I see a full moon, I feel happy and excited; I never really considered why. I think it's just because everyone marks it as something special or significant, and so I feel like something exciting is happening.

Your brain is made up of something like 80% water. If the moon has the power to move entire oceans, I believe it can have an effect on your brain.

I worked in Mental health for a time during my Nurse training, and Yes definately the Full moon did have an effect .. So I think it is pretty much proven...

I know that if I'm ever on my time of the month when there's a full moon, I feel more edgy. Normally, I feel calm on a full moon.
I think Mani's light can affect people.

I used to work in a bar many years ago and the patrons were a little wilder on a full moon.

The moon has a huge effect on many people - we don't really pay attention to the energies as we have so many distractions as a rule.