Comments on: Private Jet Charter Company Would Rather Not Talk About Jet Lag Symptoms

By: Elise Lowerison

Elise Lowerison — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 17:48:26 +0000

Your blog about the cure for jet lag was of great interest to me. I found your comments about jet services not wanting to sponsor this book to deflect negative attention particularly intriguing. Jet services should inform their fliers of the cures for their jet lag. I look forward to reading additional posts in the future. We’re in the luxury travel business and would like to invite you and your readers to checkout our innovative private jet service: http://www.flyspectrumair.com/. To cut to the chase, we are offer $3950 per-seat private jet flights between NYC and LA. Any comments would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

By: Jason

Jason — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 18:29:54 +0000

Dear Jet Lag,

As a person who frequently flys private, and sometimes commercial, I can tell you the cure for JeT Lag is to fly private!
your travel time is cut in half first of all, no airport delays or lines, And then there is the freedom to move about “your cabin” the amenities on some of these planes are as if you are relaxing at home. In fact, some have bedrooms and you can even enjoy a hot shower when you wake up at 40,000 feet. I assume the reason why your CEO did not want to buy your book, is because he too knows that taking off your shooes and curling your toes has no chance to flying private.
you can see some of the planes at http://www.exclusivecharterservice.com

Thanks
Jason

Note from Author Lynne W. Scanlon: Thanks for dropping by, Jason. When Dr. Ehret’s methodology calls for sleep while on the plane, of course having a real bed is an advantage, as is being able to take a wake-up shower on destination time. But that’s only part of Dr. Ehret’s world-famous methodology for beating jet lag. You are forgetting about the timing of high-protein meals and high-carbohydrate meals AND the use of caffeinated beverages taken at specific times to help shift a body clock to a new time zone. The combo punch!

In addition, noting that you represent a charter jet service, I’d suggest that your company could easily implement the dietary suggestions in the 3-Step Plan and really put your clients on the ground running.

What say?

By: RBA

RBA — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 17:00:59 +0000

OK I just rolled in from Southern California and the weather was horrible. What did I expect by going there in the winter but my grand son is there so I went.

The jet lag wasn’t so bad going but coming back I am suffering. Last night I got up at 1:30 AM and can’t sleep. Now I’m figuring I should buy 2 copies of this book ( 1 for each eye ). I’ve always been behind when it comes to boning up on the latest and greatest cures but I think this one will work. More about it when I go again in April. The weather will be better and hopefully so will the jet lag symptoms.