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Jet lag...

I'm going to Europe for 4 weeks and am concerned about the jet lag going there and coming back!  

If you have any suggestions, advice or even supplements I could/should take to help me out would be awesome!

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Read the book The Circadian Prescription: Get in Step with Your Body's Natural Rhythms.

StopJetLag.com offers a personal trip program, I believe based on the same research as the above book.


FIFHI; ISTP;
Started BTD 3/2002, with 2 O- secretor teenage sons

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some 3 mg's of Melatonin or Vit. B12 or even both

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What is your recommendation of when and how to dose those two supplements?



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both just before bedtime; B12=1'000mcg's and best is both work at their very best when taken under the tongue


hey forgot to ask something to the travel-lady...if you will come to Switzerland-nearby Zürich....so please...please call me and we'll go for dinner or supper...huh waiting impatiantly for your phonecall
and sorry I don't think that you might have a jetlag when coming to old Europe but you'll be knelt down when coming back ... and then instead of taking whatsoever...get your sleep needed- even when it may last two days  

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