How to Beat Jet Lag: Adjust Faster After Long-Haul Travel
Jet lag happens when your body clock is out of step with local time. Managing light, sleep and timing before, during and after the flight helps you adjust faster.
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Jet lag happens when your body clock is out of step with local time. Managing light, sleep and timing before, during and after the flight helps you adjust faster.
Most adults need at least seven hours of sleep, yet many fall short. These evidence-informed habits, from a consistent wake time to managing light and caffeine, make…