How do I reset my body clock after travel?

Suggestions on adjusting to your new time zone include:
  1. Expose yourself to daylight or, if this is not possible, bright light to help 'reset' your body clock. ...
  2. Drink caffeinated drinks in moderation during the day.
  3. Avoid alcohol or caffeinated drinks for a few hours prior to sleep at night.




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