Is there a cure for jet lag? Five travel writers and editors tested several remedies. From homeopathic pills to eating nothing, here's what worked for jet lag.
Jet lag can derail even the most eagerly anticipated vacation. Crossing multiple time zones can seriously disrupt your body's internal clock which leads to fatigue, sleeplessness, and often difficulty ...
The main reason our bodies experience jet lag is the lack of sync between our bodies' internal clocks and the rapid changes ...
With summer holidays fast approaching, many of us are gearing up for trips abroad and long-haul flights. But the excitement of getting away can be dampened by the less glamorous side of travel: jet ...
Traveling can disrupt your sleep patterns. Sleep problems can multiply if you're traveling long distances across multiple time zones, resulting in jet lag. Jet lag isn't just a made-up term frequent ...
Jet lag: travel’s uninvited guest. It’s the yawning at 3 p.m., the groggy mornings, the messed-up internal clock that makes arriving in a new city feel more like recovering than exploring. For global ...
Travelling to various time zones can be fun, but jet lag is not. Travellers who are tired and sluggish could not enjoy their trip or get things done. When your body’s internal clock doesn’t match the ...
Jet lag leaves most travelers groggy, disoriented and wide awake at the wrong times. Yet some people glide through time zone changes as if their internal clock had built-in GPS. This ability to adapt ...
Late nights, festive stress, and irregular sleep during holidays can trigger internal jet lag. Doctors warn that disrupted ...
A collaborative study conducted by researchers at the Center for Sleep and Cognition at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine (NUS Medicine) and ŌURA found that while sleep duration recovers quickly ...
A collaborative study conducted by researchers at the Center for Sleep and Cognition at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine (NUS Medicine) and ŌURA found that while sleep duration recovers quickly ...