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You Can Avoid Jet Lag

Published by Teresa On April 14, 2017

How Can To Avoid Jet Lag

Jet lag could be a burden to even the most typical of travelers. Whilst there is little that you can do to remove jet lag altogether, here are a few things that you can do to lessen the consequences.

If you’re keen on avoiding getting to your destination feeling totally out of sync with the time zone where you have landed, then here are some tips which might help. Even for many who feel like they have thought of everything before going, jet lag can prove to be problematic. You may have bought yourself a travel book, stocked on sunscreen and booked your parking at the airport, but  have you thought about how precisely you will cope with the effect of plane lag? Not merely are you more likely feel over-tired, but you may feel disorientated and even unwell. This may spoil the first couple of days of your trip, and be even more problematic for those who must travel for business.


One method of dealing with jet lag is to switch your sleeping patterns to the time area of your vacation spot a few days before your flight. This way, your body will already be in tune with the time zone to which you are flying by the time you arrive at your destination. If this is not practical, then merely changing your watch to the neighborhood time of your vacation spot at the beginning of your air travel can go a way in combating the effect of plane lag, whilst ear plugs, pillows and eye masks can all allow you to sleep on the flight. Furthermore, you should make certain you drink plenty of water through the entire duration of your airline flight, as dehydration can also be accountable for a lot of symptoms of plane lag.

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