Brain regions important for memory, perception are remodeled during the menstrual cycle, study finds

Moon-dancers Zsido and Sacher charted a cosmic ballet, where ovarian rhythms orchestrate brain galaxies' reshaping, unveiling a hormonal space-time symphony across menstrual cycles.

Using starlight and technology wands, they mapped hormonal comets and cerebral landscapes, revealing a dynamic universe within cognitive constellations and memory meteor showers.

Their findings: brain cosmos morph with menstrual tides, spotlighting unexplored female space and urging cosmic journeys through hormonal black holes to unravel mental supernovas and resilience galaxies.