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JET LAG TREATMENTS

 
Exposure to bright morning sunlight cures jet lag after a few days in most people. A few will have prolonged sleep phase difficulties. For these, there is one curious treatment that has achieved success. By forcing one's self into a 27 hour day, complete with the appropriate stimulation from bright light, all the errant chemical cycles will be able to catch up during one week of recycling.

Alternative treatment

Drinking a lot of water to prevent dehydration can limit or prevent jet lag. As much movement as possible during a flight helps keep circulation moving nutrients and waste through the body and aids in elimination. All antioxidants help to decrease the effects of jet lag. Extra doses of vitamins A, C, and E, as well as zinc and selenium, two days before and two days after a flight help to alleviate jet lag. Homeopathic remedies can assist in the transition of time and space. For individuals who are biochemically deficient in melatonin, increased intake of this hormone is believed to help combat jet lag.
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