RedEye_WarriorOPFeb 2
I handle westbound jet lag fine but eastbound destroys me for days. Any proven strategies beyond sleep and light exposure?
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Sterling BanksFeb 2
Start shifting your sleep schedule 3 days before departure. Gradual adjustment helps.
CabinCrew_SophieFeb 2
Melatonin at destination bedtime for first 3 nights works for me.
Indigo HayesFeb 2
Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol on the flight, and get sunlight upon arrival.
Lucas SilvaFeb 2
I take a red-eye when possible and force myself to stay up until local bedtime.
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