INTRODUCTION

The animal nature of the human being is closely related to nature and its laws. Atmospheric weather can influence us more than we think. 

Sudden changes can alter our emotions and thus our well-being. There are people who are more sensitive to climatic conditions. They are called “meteosensitive”. They are those people who feel discomfort, pain and ups and downs in mood because their body is more sensitive to time changes. They are able to perceive climate changes before others can perceive or feel them. Studies say that between 30% and 60% of the population could be meteosensitive, particularly affecting women (during menstruation and menopause) and older groups. 

All people are affected by sudden and unexpected changes in the weather, but not in the same way, even some people are not influenced by it.