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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-28-2009 @ 11:38PM
Nick said...
David, I have to agree with Mary Jo's comment about staying awake during the day to adjust better with local time. I've traveled 15+ hour flights (obviously not as often as you!!) and it has always worked for me to force myself through the day and go to bed only after the sun goes down. Your body will fight against your will through the day, but you are acclimatized the moment you wake up on Day 2 morning. On the other hand, if you give in and retire during the day, your body's time conflict with the new surrounding will continue into Day 2, Day 3 and so on. Just bite the bullet on the first day to cut that ugly cycle.
Of course, coping strategies depend on individual circumstances (whether you are on a vacation or business) as well as one's health and bodily abilities.
Great article overall!