urgently need jetlag remedy advice
my partner has just come back from vietnam and is suffering quite badly from jetlag....i am a reiki practitioner but he's a slight sceptic so i cant really push him in that areabutive been doing some healing with him but just wondered if anyone can advise me on a good remedy to get rid of this cos he's really suffering....maybe reflexology points to work on or natural remedies? really need help cos he's starting to get quite nervous now and i dont really know what to do for my baby! :(anyreal advice would be much appreciated asap...pretty pretty please.....
Many Thanks
In Reiki we love
Zoe
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You could try doing a cleanse on him,and Ask for the weight of the time difference to be removed and bring refreshment to him NOW! then say;Thank you. ;)lyn
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thankyou so much lyn this is a good idea...i will endeavour to do this on him and hopefully his scepticism wont get in the way
xz
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is there anything dietary that might help.....or massage techs....i do a bit reflexology as well but ive drawn a bit of a blank at the moment
xz
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Hi Zoe
Best thing that works for me is Arnica - get him to take the little
tablets you can get in the chemist etc..
Personally we take them all the way home on a flight - so too late for
that!
Hope it helps
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Muhunney, instead of asking him, why not ask his higher self to accept the healing and put it to the best possible use. ;)lyn
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Melatonin tablets are said to be helpful for jetlag, though in the UK are only available on prescription, I understand.
More information here:
and this page, from NHS Direct, seems to carry useful advice:
Holistic
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Reflexology - work on the central nervous system and endocrine (especially pineal gland). He may need a few treatments, but it should help.
Lesley
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The best thing for jetlag is to stay awake until bedtime here and just get your body clock back in synch; it only lasts a couple of days and your back to normal. Flying west to east is normal worst.
I usually immediately set my watch to my destination time when I get onto a plane; trying to do it timezone by timezone is a nightmare scenario!
Many Thanks
In Reiki we love
Zoe
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You could try doing a cleanse on him,and Ask for the weight of the time difference to be removed and bring refreshment to him NOW! then say;Thank you. ;)lyn
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thankyou so much lyn this is a good idea...i will endeavour to do this on him and hopefully his scepticism wont get in the way
xz
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is there anything dietary that might help.....or massage techs....i do a bit reflexology as well but ive drawn a bit of a blank at the moment
xz
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Hi Zoe
Best thing that works for me is Arnica - get him to take the little
tablets you can get in the chemist etc..
Personally we take them all the way home on a flight - so too late for
that!
Hope it helps
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Muhunney, instead of asking him, why not ask his higher self to accept the healing and put it to the best possible use. ;)lyn
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Melatonin tablets are said to be helpful for jetlag, though in the UK are only available on prescription, I understand.
More information here:
and this page, from NHS Direct, seems to carry useful advice:
Holistic
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Reflexology - work on the central nervous system and endocrine (especially pineal gland). He may need a few treatments, but it should help.
Lesley
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The best thing for jetlag is to stay awake until bedtime here and just get your body clock back in synch; it only lasts a couple of days and your back to normal. Flying west to east is normal worst.
I usually immediately set my watch to my destination time when I get onto a plane; trying to do it timezone by timezone is a nightmare scenario!