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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by Charles F. Ehret, Ph.D.
INTRODUCTION by Lynne W. Scanlon
CHAPTER
ONE - The Traveler’s #1 Complaint
- Blame it on Orville and Wilbur
- The Simple, Safe, Convenient Cure for Jet Lag is No Secret
- Jet Lag is about The Phenomenon of Too Rapid East/West Flight
- Sense of Time, Sense of Place, Sense of Well-Being
- The Chronobiological and Biochemical Basis of Jet Lag
TWO - What are the Symptoms of Jet Lag?
- Early Symptoms, Later Symptoms
- Duration of Symptoms With and Without The Cure for Jet Lag
- Time Zone Factors, Personality Factors, Social Factors, Age Factors,
Health Factors
- Time Differences Between U.S. Time Zones and Foreign Countries
THREE - A Quick Lesson in Time Zones
- Time Structure of the Earth
- Mercator Map, Ribbons of Cities—Location of Landmark Cities According to World Time Zones
- Time Differences Between U.S. Time Zones and Foreign Countries
FOUR - Tricking Body Clocks to a New Time Zone
- Old Remedies versus the 3-Step Cure for Jet Lag
- The Kissinger Approach, The Eisenhower Approach, The Johnson Approach
- The 3-Step System
- The Origins of the 3-Step System
- Light/Dark Phases, Food, Social “Cues”
- Timing, Natural Chemicals
FIVE - How Simple Preflight, Inflight and Postflight Steps can Combat
Jet Lag
- Beating Jet Lag with Light and Dark
- Beating Jet Lag with Specific Food
- Beating Jet Lag with Carefully Timed Coffee or Tea
- Beating Jet Lag with High and Low Calorie Meals
- Beating Jet Lag with Physical and Mental Activity
SIX - Getting Started
- Important Questions to Ask the Airlines
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Q&A
SEVEN - Eastbound Flights
- 1-2 Time Zones
- 3-4 Time Zones
- 5-6 Time Zones
- 7-8 Time Zones
- 9-10 Time Zones
- 11-12 Time Zones
EIGHT - Westbound Flights
- 1-2 Time Zones
- 3-4 Time Zones
- 5-6 Time Zones
- 7-8 Time Zones
- 9-10 Time Zones
- 11-12 Time Zones
NINE - Timing Your Departure and Arrival
- Preferred Departure Times
- Eastbound Arrival and Departure Times
- Westbound Arrival and Departure Times
TEN - Multi-Destination Flights
- Itinerary Worksheet
- Same Direction—Short Stay
- Same Direction—Relatively Brief Stay
- East to West and West to East—Short Stay
- East to West and West to East—Varying Lengths of Stay
- Any Direction—Long Length of Stay
ELEVEN - Air Travel Tips
- Preflight
- Inflight
- Postflight
TWELVE - Mental and Physical Exercise Program
- Waking Your Body Clock in Time for a New Time Zone
- Waking Your Mind Up in Time for a New Time Zone
THIRTEEN - Putting Your Own High-Energy and Sleep Inducing
Meals Together
- Composition of Foods/Calorie Counter Table
- Suggested Menus Fast Day (Low Calorie)
- Suggested Menus Feast Day (High Calorie)
FOURTEEN - Special People/Special Information
- Shift-workers
- Gamblers
- Athletes
- Anyone Taking Prescription or Non-Prescription Drugs
- Women
- The Elderly
- Pilots and Crew Members
- Midnight Fliers
- Travelers by Sea
Appendix
- List of Caffeinated Beverages and Foods
- About the Authors
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