One limitation of exogenous zeitgebers is case studies undermines the effects of exogenous cues. Miles et al. reported the case of a man, blind from birth, with an abnormal circadian rhythm of 24.9 hours. Despite exposure to social cues, such as mealtimes, his sleep/wake cycle could not be adjusted. This suggests that social cues alone aren't effective in resetting the biological rhythm and the natural body clock is stronger