How to Fight Against Jet Lag

By jianshuo

Rate: (3 Ratings)

I found sleeping itself is a great tool to fight against jetlag

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

  • No

Step1
If you fly east-bound, get off plane
Step2
Sleep until dinner
Step3
Have dinner, and keep sleeping
Step4
Wake up the next day, and you will be fine.

Tips & Warnings

  • I followed the advice from my friends and books not to sleep at day time no matter how sleepy I am, and wait until night to go to bed. According to the advice, this is the only way to get rid of jet lag. This theory is widely accepted, and practices. I followed the instruction every time - to stay awake for the first day, but still just suffer so much from it This time, I felt really sleepy as soon as I get out of the airplane. I drove to San Jose, had Vietnamese noodle and went to hotel. This time, the first I did was to go to bed and slept. At around 9:00 AM Shanghai time (5:00 PM San Jose), I wake up, had dinner, and get back to bed to sleep again. The next morning, I wake up (I didn't wake up in the middle - I am the sleep guy anyway). What a magic! For the whole day, I didn't feel anything - no jet lag, and I am still refreshed for the whole day - I even didn't noticed that I am in another time zone. Finally, I found out my cure to jet lag - to sleep as much as possible, instead of staying awake for the first day. It may also work for other guys who likes sleep. A conclusion: do not aways listen to what others say. Try it yourself. It is a shame that I just found it out after so many times of international travel.

Post a Comment

POST A COMMENT

Request a New How-To Article

Looking for more How To information? Chances are there’s an eHow member who knows how to do what you’re looking to do. Submit an article request now!

eHow Article:  How to Fight Against Jet Lag

eHow Member: jianshuo

jianshuo

Novice Novice | 100 Points

Category: Travel

Articles: See my other articles

Related Ads

Travel

ZachC
Meet Zach Chouteau eHow’s Travel Expert.