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When you fly across multiple time zones, an unwelcome greeter may be waiting for you at the airport that can rob you of sleep, upset your stomach and generally make you feel out of sorts: jet lag.

Natural light is the most important factor affecting circadian rhythm. You should take into account whether you are traveling east or west. The University of Surrey found in a 2018 study that eating ...

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Can’t sleep? Gut bacteria, social jet lag and bedroom temperature may be the real culprits. Here’s what the research says.

You’re running on jet fumes — and you didn’t even step foot on an airplane. Jet lag is a common occurrence after long flights. Flyers can feel tired and struggle with digestive issues because their ...