So it's been a couple of days since you came back from your world and you're having trouble getting back into the swing of things. You're groggy, not in the mood for your favorite chili cheese fries, and falling asleep during the day while staying wide awake at night... what's going on? Well, you've got jet lag. Find out what it is, why it happens and what you can do to beat it!
What Is It Jet Lag? 2b2g1z
Jet lag is a temporary physical condition that's caused by traveling across time zones. Jet lag is usually why you feel tired and disoriented after you step off the plane.
What Causes Jet Lag? 1g1y21
Your body produces a sleeping. It usually takes a few days for your body to catch up and adjust to the new time zone, usually one day per time zone.
What Are the Symptoms? 5q5847
- Irregular sleep patterns
- Fatigue
- Grogginess
- Irritability
- Insomnia
- Dehydration and loss of appetite
- Upset stomach
- Swollen feet
- Headaches
- Nausea
How Can You Beat It? 2b722h
Beat jet lag before it even has a chance to get you down by taking off your shoes as soon as you get on the plane. The low air pressure on board and the lack of circulation from sitting for long periods of time without moving will make your feet coffee, tea and pop, and stick to water, lots of water! Once you land and arrive home, you should try to force yourself to stay awake until your usual bedtime. If you sleep when it gets dark - and not when you get tired - your jet lag should go away by the next day.
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