What is the moon rule for planned surgeries?
The basic rule for operation dates favored by the moon calendar: waning moon, and optimally the moon should not not be in the sign, which governs the part of the body concerned. Naturally many factors play a role in a successful surgery. For sure the influence of the moon is only one of them. A very good physician on a less good moon day might be preferable to a bad physician at a good moon date.
