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Prevent Jetlag

Traveling out of town by bus or train, maybe just make you tired. But, traveling by plane across the region with a different time can disrupt your eating and sleeping patterns; symptoms commonly called jet lag.

Jetlag is a psychological condition caused by differences in time from the point of departure to destination, so our bodies are forced to adjust. Some people call Jetlag with circadian rhythms.


Signs of someone experiencing jet lag are nausea, difficulty sleeping, not feeling well, emotionally unstable. Not infrequently, this is an issue that quite disturbing activities. Experts say, the risk is smaller jet lag on a trip from east to west than from west to east. To minimize jet lag, you can do the following:

1. Make sure you get enough sleep the night before his departure.

2. During the flight, avoid taking sleeping pills, alcohol and caffeine. Drink water or juice as much as possible to avoid dehydration, because the air in planes is very dry.

3. Try moving the body with a walk around the aircraft cabin to avoid the leg became swollen due to less smooth circulation of blood to the legs due to sitting too long.

4. Arriving at their destination, you should immediately adjust your biological clock, such as eating and sleeping hour local time. This will help the body adapt to the changing times.

5. Let your body in the sun after arriving at the destination or to let sunlight into the room. The sun's rays will provide a stimulus to cells of the body to adapt to new environments. With this body clock will be faster to adapt local time.

6. When the schedule at their destination pretty solid, try to get there tired early, so that the body has enough time to adjust.

7. Try to keep fitness with exercise, to maintain body condition remained excellent.

Traveling Comfortable with Child

Travelling by planes with a baby is not easy. What often happens, the discomfort will be fussy baby during the trip. There are several things you should prepare before departure:

1. Prepare the best schedule
Your baby has a sleep schedule is uncertain. We recommend that you prepare your travel schedule accordingly. Daniel R. Bronfin, a pediatrician from the University of Medicine in New Orleans suggested to setting the time of your departure by plane or other public transportation according to the baby's bedtime. So that your child is fussy and annoying other passengers. There is also a good idea to provide information upon check-in so that you can get a comfortable seat for you also other passengers. So that you avoid other passengers protested.

2. Ear Pain
Pressure during landing and take-off on the plane will make your child's ear pain. You should feed the baby so that divert from the pain.

If not allowed to breastfeed, give a bottle or some toys that can be exploited to reduce the pain. The American pediatrician, Shaner suggested for quick suction feeding, or giving toys to your baby as cabin crew announced that it will take-off or landing. That will prevent blockages in the respiratory system.

For additional, do not forget to prepare all your baby needs ranging from skin care, diapers, clothes, favorite toys and favorite blanket to make him comfortable.

Flight without Problems for Pregnant Women

You are planning air travel while pregnant? In order for smooth and safe trip, there are some things you should consider. Before you book your tickets, discuss travel plans with your doctor. Make sure there are no problems in your pregnancy and get permission from your doctor.

Wear comfortable shoes. High heels certainly is not recommended as it will add to the burden that lifted your foot. Wear flats are easily loosened. Wear loose clothes and bring a warm coat to maintain body temperature.

Try to come early to the airport to check in at the time, you can choose a comfortable place. Here are some places comfortable in the plane:

a. Chair near the toilet. You do not need to go far to dispose of water.

b. Aisle seats w / road. By sitting in that position you do not have to coincide-crush to reach the seats.

c. Chair near the door of the emergency center. This chair normally has a fairly roomy space to stretch legs

Bring your own food during the trip. Make sure you bring food that has complete nutrition. Do not forget to bring fresh fruit or juice cans. However you should avoid fast food.

If your travel takes a long time, try to walk around every half hour, would be easier if you sit near the aisle. Every few minutes, lift both feet off the floor when seated and turn your ankle to the second direction. Then straighten your legs. This activity will help keep blood and fluid from the legs stretched.
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