Subject: Static GK (General Knowledge)
Book: General Time Knowledge
Jet lag can disrupt sleep cycles and energy levels for days after long flights. Experts suggest gradually shifting bedtime before departure, staying hydrated, avoiding excessive caffeine or alcohol, and seeking natural light upon arrival. Short naps can help, but sleeping too long may prolong the adjustment. Planning important meetings or activities after allowing your body to acclimate is wise. Individuals seeking more targeted solutions sometimes consult wearable devices that track circadian rhythms. With proper strategies, the impact of jet lag can be significantly minimized.
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