Jet Lag can be the nemesis of even the most seasoned of travelers.
According to Ted Ray the owner and founder of Jet Lag Formula, jet lag is the term given to a variety of fatigue- and flu-like symptoms associated with airplane travel.
The popular jet lag definition associates fatigue with time zone travel; however, the true definition of jet lag (and the truth on how to avoid jet lag) goes much deeper than just crossing time zones. Regular business travelers know that many different factors are involved in both jet lag causes and prevention.
When you fly long distances your body is forced to deal with much more than simple time zone changes. You’re also exposed to stale, dry air, airborne pathogens, low levels of cosmic radiation, and changes in cabin pressure. Add to that the stress and anxiety of hectic travel schedules and it’s no wonder you feel so bad when you arrive.
There are many myths associated with jet lag including that flying in first class prevents jet lag and that Pilots are immune to jet lag. These are simply not true. There are things that you can do to prevent the onset of jet lag including a few of our favorite tips found here: http://terminaltraveler.com/2008/05/beat-jet-lag/
Ted Ray a licensed herbalist and acupuncturist to Silicon Valley’s technology executives and road warriors and has developed a new product for combating jet lag. It is called FlyRight and is available in an easy to take capsule form or in a liquid form as well. I had the pleasure to meet and interview Ted Ray this past week at the 2009 Travel Goods Show in Las Vegas. According to Ted his FlyRight Jet Lag Formula contains an all natural blend of 12 herbs designed to boost the immune system, improve circulation, and offset travel fatigue. Each of the herbs works together to protect your body from damaging airplane environment, stopping jet lag before it happens.
Flyright is available in a 16 capsule box with a retail price of $19.95 Currently it is available a Chicago O’Hare Airport Terminal 1-3 in the Liberty Duty Free shops, Dallas Fort Worth Airport Terminal D in the Buckaroo Duty Free, Miami International Airport Terminal H Airport MD opening Spring of 2009 and at the International Airport in Jamaica. You can also purchase them on line at www.jetlagformula.com
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