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Jet lag is a temporary sleep disorder that occurs when travelling across multiple time zones rapidly.
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It's caused by the body's circadian rhythm being out of sync with the new time zone.
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Symptoms typically include fatigue, insomnia, difficulty concentrating, and digestive issues.
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The severity of jet lag often correlates with the number of time zones crossed and the direction of travel.
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Eastward travel tends to cause more severe jet lag than westward travel.
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The body generally requires about one day per time zone crossed to fully adjust.
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Strategies to mitigate jet lag include gradually adjusting sleep schedules before travel, staying hydrated, and exposure to sunlight at appropriate times in the new time zone.
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Melatonin supplements and light therapy devices are sometimes used to help reset the body's internal clock more quickly.
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Have you ever felt jet lag?
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