Jet lag feeling groggy during the day and awake come bedtime is undoubtedly a nuisance, and travellers who gat hit with it are not rare "Jet lag affects most people who travel to different time zones, even if that difference is only an hour or two said Dr. Chales Czeisler, the director of sleep and circadian disorders at Bringham and Women's Hospital in Boston
There are strategies to make the transition to that new time less painful Dr.Czeisler Shares his top ones below