jet lag

“Clocked” by jet lag

by Ned Levi on August 23, 2010

After having suffered from prolonged jet lag since returning recently from a trip to the Baltic Sea region of Europe, Ned Levi discusses jet lag; its causes and what can be done to mitigate its effects.

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As I write this, I am sitting in the Germany Alps after my second night in Europe. I remember scores of transatlantic trips where I would awaken at 2 or 3 a.m. and lie away until 4 or 5 a.m. or face spells of amazing tiredness in the middle of the afternoon as my body adjusted to jet-lag.

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Many relieve the difficulties of stress at work and home with periodic vacations, but travel illness and stress can ruin vacations, or any travel. Ned has 15 suggestions to help you travel healthy and stress-free.

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If you’re traveling and there are multiple time zone changes, what are the best ways to try to combat jet-lag? If only there were a foolproof remedy.

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Karen Fawcett’s last leg of her Asian trip ends with chaos and misinformation in the good old USA. Yes, the weather gods were not cooperating with the airlines. She asks, “Is that any reason to give passengers misinformation?”

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Now some men may have a new excuse to ask their doctors for the “little blue pill”.

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Air travel, combined with basic sleep deprivation, can be a nightmare for many travelers. Thankfully, some hotel chains have recognized the problem and are coming to the aid of travelers suffering from jet lag.

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