The intermediate cycle tracker allows for a more directed micro-journaling of your menstrual experience. Dividing up the journaling sections into: sleep, mood, body and food. Here are some examples of things you can journal across your cycle: Sleep: Take note of how your sleep was. For example did you feel cold? Warm? Restless? Have a hard time going to sleep? Did you sleep quickly? If you have a sleep tracker you could take note of your body's temperature, or average heart rate and observe it throughout the phases of the menstrual cycle. Mood: How was your mood? Did you feel energetic? Motivated? Happy? Sexy? Or perhaps frustrated? Impatient? Sad? Did you have positive thoughts? Negative thoughts? Did you feel social? Or that you wanted to spend time alone? Body: How does your body feel? Do you feel like you want to exercise? Go for a walk? Have extra energy? Do you feel tired? Do experience any tenderness in your body (muscles, breasts etc)? Do you experience any noise sensitivity? Do you feel horny? How is the texture of your hair and face? Oily? Dry? Food: Do you feel more hungry than usual? Less hungry than usual? Do you have any cravings? If so, what do you crave? What foods are you gravitating towards? What foods make you feel good? It would be good to observe the alcohol and sugar consumption across your cycle to see how it feels during different times of the cycle. --- The supplement at the end of this document are for those who want to document sleep and weather related data such as barometric pressure and allergies.