Premenstrual tension is nature's way for women to get rid of their infertile male partners, says a medical expert.

Explaining the depressing ten days before a period that most women abhor, Professor Michael Gillings, from Macquarie University's Department of Biological Sciences, said that the frequency of PMS in the modern world arose "because of a mismatch between our evolutionary history and current cultural conditions".
He added that as 80 percent of women have PMS, it is not a disease or syndrome, but a normal consequence of evolutionary adaptation "similar to morning sickness".
He further said that the rise of PMS is a consequence of our control over our reproduction not as a consequence of infertility.
The study is published in journal Evolutionary Applications.
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