Sleep and light aid travel recovery
After long journeys, many travelers experience difficulty sleeping, feelings of fatigue, and disorientation. This is due to physical exhaustion and changes in the biological clock caused by crossing time zones. These symptoms can last for several days and may require strategies to reduce the effects of long trips, such as managing sleep schedules, staying hydrated, and avoiding caffeine before travel.
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