How To Deal with Jet Lag [Travel Tips] | Brian Tracy

[@BrianTracyOfficial]

What are your favorite jet lag tips? To continue to maximize your performance, I want to offer you all a free copy of my guide of 10 Techniques to Increase Your Personal Productivity >> bit.ly/2EtL8DY

[@mohamedshamkh7285]

Brian Tracy thanks

[@raymaki100]

Hi, I am Rayhan , from Sudan, really thank you and I really appreciate all your books and Audios which helped me a lot and I fix my mistakes and learn from you everytime new things, I became a trainer and I wrote my first book under publishing now. one day I will visit the U.S yo thank you personally, a lot of thanks and love to you my mentor :)

[@andrewcharles172]

Hi Brian, I find it difficult to sleep when travelling, which after watching your video I think actually helps. I'm originally from the UK, but live in Australia, so from time to time make the trip back and forth, usually this encompasses around 24 hrs of travel. As I sat, I don't sleep during these flights, so am usually pretty tired when I land, but I always insist on resisting the urge to sleep until it is evening in the country that I have landed. This means that my body clock immediately adjusts to the local time zone. Another thing that I have learned about flying, this time the hard way, is to resist the temptation of over indulging in alcohol during the flight, as you say, the secret is plenty of water.

[@amykok7287]

Brian is 100% accurate, I traveled for my first time and was not clued up on jetlag, my flight was 17 hours with a 5 hour time zone difference. On the day I landed, I got to my hotel, had something to eat and then took a nice long hot bath unknownly that this is the remedy. My body was so relaxed and then I layed my head down and fell into the deepest sleep I ever experienced in my life for 2 hours. I woke up feeling refreshed and continued my vacation like jetlag didn't exist. Great advice!

[@MarkBarners]

Yes my best tip is to NOT sleep at your destination before it’s evening. If you do this will mess with you even more. Stay awake until bedtime in the current country. Exercise later in the day to get your endorphins going and staying fresh. You can also do it in the morning but it might make you tired faster during the day. So I do it at 6pm or even 8pm so I am not sleeping before 10pm.

[@tanyaperdikouliasphotograp3752]

I heard that the second you get on the plane, change your watch to the time zone you are going to. It has worked for me!

[@JohnAckerman93]

I learned that from Rick Steves. My parents and I go to Aruba, and once on the plane I immediately change my watch to Aruban time

[@Atlanta718]

Air pressure and time zone change. You need one day to recover. 1. Drink water 2. Stay awake then nap 3. Take a hot bath on the day you arrive, water is essential 4. Drink coffee

[@draugami]

1. I understand that water aboard planes isn't advisable. The bulk containers aren't cleaned very often. Is it permissible. to carry 8-9 liters of water onto the plane? 2. As you suggested sleeping a few hours, I guess I can n drop the water amount to 6 liters. 3.Drinking that much water, perhaps I should reserve my seat in the washroom?

[@Priscilla_Bettis]

I like to get sunshine on my face, including my eyelids, in the morning of my first full day in a new place. I think it helps my body realize what time it is.

[@M45T3RK35]

Perfect timing. Got a 12 hour flight coming up tomorrow :)

[@BrianTracyOfficial]

Enjoy your bath! :)

[@PauloGaetathe_original]

What has worked for me so far is to follow strictly the light patterns of you new time zone and only go to sleep when it's already dark, resisting the temptation, no matter how tired you feel. I also take Melatonin before going to bed, it helps a lot.

[@catdaddy5192]

Yes!

[@Kitsune205]

Ah, Mr. Tracy! Your work had such an impact on my life 12 years ago as I entered adulthood. I hadn't thought of you in some time, until today, when I was looking up jet lag tips because, thanks in part to your work, I can travel to Europe for a few weeks and not have to worry about a boss, or job or what have you.

[@elainemorris4806]

This is excellent advice. I never knew a lot of these tips, especially the hot bath. You made this worrisome mom not worry so much about her son when he travels in the next few months. Also, you were NOT boring, haha!! Thank you.

[@ronhequet2468]

I wish I had known these tips 30 years ago. Thanks Brian.

[@CarolinaCalderon-nj7js]

Just flew from LA to Anthens, Greece. I wish I could have seen this before. I did not drink enough water on my way to Europe and I did not take a hot shower day one. Day 3 Jet lag kicked in and I was up for 24 hours due to the insomnia. I felt my mouth so parched for days. Definitely going to try these helpful tips on my way back to LA! Thank you.

[@LookWithin777]

Thank you. Just crossed the country from west to east and have been beat since I landed Saturday morning. Wish I knew this. Now I know.

[@chazd13736]

1.) I will try and take a "round the world" trip when I have a lot of ground to cover. I travel Westerly. I don't have the "return trip". 2.) Drinking water is super important --thanks Brian. In my high Altitude and Polar training, drinking a liter of water is always the first step for staying well or getting better. A minimum of 4 liters per 24 hours anytime your body is under this kind of stress. 2a.) Drinking plain HOT water can help a lot as well. 3.) I like to arrive in Europe from the East coast of the US in the morning. I take a "Red Thunder" 2 oz B12 (the one sold in Aldis) when I am in the customs/immigration line. I carry the 2 oz "shot" in my liquids bag. I work a normal day just as I arrive and stay up late the first day with dinner. I have no jet lag for the rest of the trip. I often get tired from the extra long hours when I am traveling, but we need to separate the symptoms of jet lag from other things such as tiredness, effects of unfamiliar foods, over drinking, adrenaline side effects, nervousness, stress, etc. Brian, thanks for helping me and my career over the last 20 years.

[@ShervinShares]

link to research papers that make this "scientific"?

[@grandmasterazad]

I certainly agree with Water intake, sleep pattern that you mentioned, drinking tea or coffee and a warm shower. I have seen excellent results as your tips are also some of the things I do during my trips. I haven't tried the warm bath and I will certainly add it to my plans next time I fly in a few weeks. I also add 45-60 minute of exercise daily to regulate my body's physical activity and overall timing. At night I take one melatonin (low dose) for a couple of nights to make sure I get full night of rest and usually my jet lag is gone in 48 hours.

[@scottweathersby3169]

Traveled Denver to Spain. Tried the hot bath method and it worked! Felt a bit strange (don't forget to shower after bathing in a hotel bathroom!) Appreciate the tip.

[@spilkafurtseva1918]

You are an amazing speaker - impossible not to take your advice! Will check back in after I’ve arrived in London from Melbourne! One of the longest flights so hopefully the bath will do the trick!

[@spilkafurtseva1918]

Back here after 3 or 4 years since I left my last comment 🙂 I’ve done the hot bath as well as the water and staying up (and melatonin) and I always manage to avoid the worst aspects of jet lag!

[@GabrielKonayuma]

I just returned from Melbourne to Lusaka! A combined total of 24 hours. Wish I had known this advice.

[@thebrucewagner]

Excellent Tips. Thank you. Remember People, flying across the country with a 3 hour time change is NOTHING. I regularly fly from Ohio USA to Bangkok Thailand. The most extreme time change possible is a 12 hour time change. If I do nothing special, it takes 2 weeks to adjust. Impossible to stay awake in the daytime. Impossible to sleep at nighttime. I like the tips about ALWAYS leaving the window blinds open, sleeping according to the sun setting, and rising with the Sunrise. That should help alot. I'll try the hot bath tip next time too. 🛀 Caffeine tablet in the morning. Half of a Benedryl caplet at bedtime...... helps.

[@lilrichycook573]

I'm rather new to your channel but I love it!! I could just listen to your voice all day😃

[@unnworthyservant]

I could watch your face all day. Bitch

[@lilrichycook573]

James Bonds ~Being you need to impersonate someone else's identity... I dare say you need a life. And yes. I can be a bitch when needed.

[@taniasheikh6813]

Thanks! I forwarded this video to my husband who is a pilot

[@FunCook100]

I agree with you. Staying hydrated helps. I will definitely try the hot water methods. Perhaps drinking hot water with the in flight meal.

[@eovimacuir2654]

I like to reset my body time-clock by tracing the acupuncture meridians according to the new timezone that I'm in. Works a treat for shift working too!

[@aleksandraholloway]

My tip is to slowly change my time zone a couple of days before trip)

[@BtownOG]

I have a 13 hour time change. I’m going to give it a try

[@Olivia-W]

Huh. I'll try the bath. My personal stuff: Going east- moving my bedtime earlier beforehand. Practicing good sleeping hygene even if I can't fall asleep. Wake-up cold shower, exercise, getting exhausted. West- opposite, and also resisting sleeping until proper bedtime and hot evening shower. Fasting a day or two and readjusting meal times when I start feeling hungry. Short trips- all bets are off, I just nap as needed when I can, dips into polyphasic.

[@lindadonn5530]

Just returned from Turkey! No bathtub, beautiful shower though! Going back in March will try!! 😀Thank you

[@GilliMarieMoody]

Really appreciate this, Brian.

[@rsvpevents6780]

Same advice if traveling from the US to Asia?

[@bernardlee4186]

I will be flying from Malaysia to USA today. I will take action steps on this.Hope it helps.

[@anandamsanyal1851]

Listening to upbeat music , drinking lemon tea

[@mspixiedust100]

How hot should the water be, and will this work at home?

[@alialghamdi.1804]

Glad that I watched this video. Thank you

[@drdentist2457]

Thanks for sharing your science I'm a goal oriented now because of your wisdom.

[@TheJimiChannel]

A lot was said about flying to Europe from US. Would any of these tips change flying in the opposite direction; LA to Hong Kong for example?

[@harrygibbs4702]

What if you are going somewhere without access to a hot bath?

[@louisoliva2641]

Harry hot shower 😂

[@bitwamet]

Drink hot water otherwise 😂

[@Stanf954]

I always do 1 2 4 so I'll include 3 from now on.

[@rodchua4818]

Hi Mr. Tracy. You mentioned to drink 1 pint of water for every hour of flight. For a 12 hour flight, that's almost 6 liters of water. This might not be doable. Do I drink as much water as possible to replenish the lost fluids in my body during the flight? I get jet lag every time I fly from Southeast Asia to North America.

[@MAHAKALAXXXV]

so I did not have the hot bath the first day. I flew from Japan to Toronto . I am messed up what do you suggest ?

[@petradicostanzo375]

Très impressionnant Très intéressant j’apprécié infiniment EB

[@GiddyUpMate]

Wow this is great! I wish I knew this before 😂

[@sonahasanabadi2792]

great tip, Thank you Brian

[@WillN2Go1]

This is a bit confusing. That's okay, a lot of good information. In my experience airlines going from Asia to the States seem to turn off the cabin lights during Asia night which will mess you up when you get to Los Angeles. I'm usually about the only person awake on these flights, open the window shade a bit so you know it's daylight. tip 1: Do your own time zone chart. Airline times are all local and difficult to sort out. There doesn't seem to be any clear charts. (It's easy to remember that China time is LAX -3hrs, am is pm/pm is am... but this won't help you figure out when you should be sleeping and when you should be awake.) Tip 2: re: Brian Tracy's hot bath. (I"m going to definitely try this) He's says if you wait for the second day: you are screwed. This is an important point. I think if you don't do as soon as possible, you'll get jet lag and it will then be more difficult to get rid of. I had two extended Asia trips. Returning China to LA, I was awake for about 36 hours before my Los Angeles bedtime. When I got home I went right to sleep at 11 pm LA time, woke up at 6-7 am the next day. Zero jet lag. But try staying mostly awake for 36 hours. Airport furniture really helps this. (Not going to bed for two dayss is is also a cure for insomnia, getting used to sleeping in different conditions, like camping. Sleeping standing up? takes about 48 hours of no sleep). A seconded extended trip, to Japan I figured I had this dialed in. Nope. Had Jet Lag for a week. The key I think is missing an Asia night's sleep, arriving home exhausted. To do this--pack early. You might be really tired an hour or two before you go to the airport. You don't want to be packing then. Coffee. If you normally drink coffee, then get a double or triple shot espresso, an Americano might be perfect (you need the extra water anyway). To re-set your morning clock: about double the dose of caffeine seems about right--if you can handle it.

[@LookWithin777]

Thank you

[@llai8501]

If your hotel has no bathtub, is this interchangeable with a long hot shower?

[@Avsenev]

Hi Brian! Based on my experience I could say that having a short walk at early morning before going to work on next day after arrival will help you to feel better and feel more energy!

[@Yeeeeeehaw]

Thank you very much sir!! Love you

[@thestyletti7045]

Would a shower work if there is no tub at your destination?

[@greenwavengo2692]

Awesome! Thank you.

[@marez4343]

1 pint is aprox. 500 ml of water. Pint is not a common measure for liquids where I live in.

[@danielsckarin574]

I'll be happy to get Jet Lag.

[@devanandaananda1921]

Great video! Thank you. What would be your suggestion to adjust flying/returning from India with 8 hr lay over in Europe after one month to GA, US to adjust smoothly? Tks

[@pennysheets2938]

What if your hotel doesn’t have a tub only a shower ? You would probably run out of hot water .

[@ebryy]

What about the melatonin pills? Changes on hormone levels? Does hot tub overcome all those scientific proofs? Good tips though, thank you for sharing, I will definitely try them after my next trip.

[@thanushkrishna2041]

Thank you very much Brain for your invaluable advice. Could you also advise for people working in rotational shifts, how they can be productive as the time demands ? I feel the jet lag whenever there is a shift change. I would much appreciate your reply. Thanks in advance.

[@Zakaria-xg1vu]

Lol took a 15h flight and here i am watching this !

[@Rambo_editzs]

I don’t drink coffee. Any other drinks that will help my 10 hours jet lag? Two days back and I feel so out of my mind

[@kwc7391]

I have a flight coming up next week that I will be traveling from Baltimore, to Denver, to La, to finally Melbourne Australia. Leaving on a monday afternoon and arriving on a Wednesday morning. A total of 24 hours of flying, and hours of layovers between flights. Not sure what I would need to do on this. I would only have 1 1/2 days before my cycling event.

[@rodneyjones7078]

What if I'm flying to Bangkok but I have a very long layover in tokyo? ...should I take a hot bath in Tokyo and in Thailand?

[@fariddjaber704]

thanks alot for the advices

[@zuuzsh.4373]

Uhhhh What about people like me,,,,,,with chronic MIGRAINES 😖 and sever cluster headaches 🥺 When ever I fly from Miami to Jordan ( to visit my mother) , they bring the doctor for me ,as soon as I arrive to give me a shot 🤕😰 Please help !

[@hasti475]

I go to bed but struggle sleeping while I have not slept for 2 nights. then I sleep at 4 am and tend to continue sleeping until at least noon. But I cannot because I have to work. I reached th EU Sat afternoon and today is Wed and I see very small progress. Still want to sleep from 4 am to 1 PM local. I feel numb, tired, and inefficient. I did not know about the hot bath. So, I missed that part. I am only resisting day time sleep to order myself. It is really annoying to me because I had to start straight working 9 to 5.

[@joewaz100]

I hope this helps.. I'm flying to the literal other side of the world in February

[@DinaNathS]

I have fever after jet lag what is the cure .I liked your video very much convincing.mira from India .our journey was between Portland and India thank you

[@EddyAlkindi]

How about tips for pilots sir , I’d love to hear it from you , thank you for the lesson

[@mspixiedust100]

my hot was gets cold fast, what about that?? And won't coffee keep you up?

[@teguhhartato6750]

This weekend i will have 20 hours flight not including time for transit. This is my first time visiting 6hours different time zone place.. I’m still confused about timing drinking coffee? When it’s the best time?

[@chizoioioi]

I am flying from California to England, I was going to try to get myself on at least a partial London schedule before the trip, is it better to just do this then?

[@devanandaananda1921]

I just arrived in India. I am on second day and missed paying attention to jet leg and missed sleeping on first night n kept talking to a friend. So my body still on US EAST time. What would you suggest to help ?

[@Chic.Geek75]

Because it is 1:21 am UK and my 1st time traveling overseas and I'm desperate

[@readmore3634]

Great, if you're trying to avoid jet lag....but I'm here because I have jet lag.....I searched "how to cure jet lag". haha Spent 10 days in Poland, can't sleep at night here in Calif.

[@healthfitnessinUSA]

you never reply any of this comments right?

[@happydee9362]

What if the place we are going to doesn't have a bath tub? What is the other alternative to this step? Thank you.

[@comander47]

sooo i didnt knew this when i arrive to Japan from Mexico xD, so i didnt took any hot bath, any advice on coping with the exhaustion?

[@قسماللغةوالأدبالعربيرئاسةالقسم]

براين ترايس أنت رائع

[@jabani542]

Do you ever visit Norway?

[@indernesgud6457]

Andreas Monsen Word

[@Gabriel-fr3sd]

When are You coming to sweden?

[@FMM-pg1hf]

funny though that there was an airplane landing behind while you were talking about jet lag :)

[@dutchladyiamsterdam5306]

Very useful! 👍 ✈Thank you for sharing 🛂, creating 🚴 the Future 🚀 with Us! 💑

[@10MinutestoRouletteFortune]

I would love your travel miles.

[@natashaferoz3313]

Not to use ur phone or any social media unless feel refreshed

[@farisgul4455]

Thanks your perfect advice 🏆🏆

[@BASESKIZL]

Yeah not all good ideals when you get into your location at 11pm

[@AntonioDrakeTV]

.....how I deal with a lag of jettin'.

[@adeelrana5804]

👍👍👍

[@marinaljungqvist5174]

Don't drink any alcohol on board the flight. Eat lightly, preferably vegan or at least lacto-vegetarian.

[@anildamodaran]

I tried this last week and it REALLY helped.

[@astridmuralles7439]

Help! I'm in Los Angeles, I just got back from a 13 hour flight a day ago, from Turkey. I was in Europe for 15 days, does this mean? I'll take me 13 days to recover? I cannot sleep. 😭

[@awwababdelrazig4245]

Hey, how are you holding up?

[@birdman1843]

Customs 🛃 always confiscates water bottle on intl flights

[@draugami]

You have to fill it after you go through security

[@euroscar]

If you lost 1 pint of water for every hour of flight, people would start fainting after 4 hours and dying after 6

[@rodrecushughes5997]

Interesting...if the average human has about 42 LITERS (about 88 pints) of water in their body, why would they die if they lost 6 out of 89 pints? Does 7% make that big of a difference?

[@euroscar]

Not everybody would die losing 3 liters of water, but sick people, elders, children, pregnant women... could face serious health issues in a few hours flight. Just take into account that it is what a professional runner could sweat in a marathon. And in a 16 hours flight, that would mean losing 8 litters of water, can you imagine? Anyway, my point was that the statement that every hour of flight one pint of water is lost, is exaggerated

[@thereseember2800]

The average length of a female urethra in a female is three inches. Sitting in a bathtub for 40 minutes can predispose to urinary tract infections, so this would not be advisable.

[@hadarmelamed]

שלום

[@Elgallar23]

Wanna kick jetlag’s ass? As soon as you arrive get on a treadmill and just Runnnnn. Thank me later

[@xyrkiejohn26]

plus your travelling business class so you can sleep in the plane too

[@REALDannyVsTheWorld]

Just switch to eathernet bro

[@matrices3987]

Resisting sleep doesn't work and a hot bath doesn't work either. There is no shortcut to time zone adaptation.

[@sassyt1545]

I bet you’re fun at parties 🙄

[@ikuleshov]

Unscientific and amateur.