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You’re here because you don’t like jet lag.
Congratulations.
You can fly without jet lag, even today,
using the Jet Lag Passport™ method.
No risk. Purchase Jet Lag Passport™ and use it for up to six months. You won't get jet lag (or it will be dramatically less), or you get your money back. But what is it?
Introducing Jet Lag Passport™
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• Easy—Step by step, foolproof
instructions
• Fast—It takes a few minutes every two
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• Complete—With this information you
have everything you need
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Jet Lag Passport™ is a short guide to a breakthrough method of preventing jet lag, based on 20 years of development.
Simpler than other methods, it doesn’t take days of preparation. There’s no diet, and you need not force yourself to stay awake or time your exposure to light. There are no calculations, drugs or gadgets—just the master gadget, your own body and mind.
Users report extraordinary results. You can read their actual stories below. Mary Jensen, on her return to the US from China, says:
“People told me I looked really good for
having jet lag,
and I said ’What jet lag?’”
How does it work?
The key is a new way of using acupressure
Traditional acupuncture and acupressure are about achieving balance in the body. Thoughts and emotions simply reflect the state of the body. It’s all physical.
This new method uses fingertip pressure on a few easily-reached points and adds in specific thoughts. This one change produces far greater results than anyone would expect. One of those results is dramatically reducing or eliminating jet lag.
Jet Lag Passport™ shows you exactly how to do exactly that.
I'm not going to try to explain how it works beyond that. The truth is, nobody knows for sure. Gravity is equally mysterious, but does that stop you from using it? Of course not. Nature is complex. We don’t know it all.
If you’re a practical person, give it a try. Be your own proof. With a six month guarantee you have nothing to lose. The true stories below will show you how it has worked already for others.
Anyone can do it. Just use the same routine every two hours for a few minutes while you’re in the air, a couple of times after you land, and youve got it.
The worst you could say is that it could be a little boring. But jet lag is far worse and you’re stuck in the plane anyhow, so a few minutes to avoid jet lag is time well spent. And the advanced methods (included, of course) are much faster.
Have kids? It works with kids and even babies. Are you looking forward to having jet lag along with your children? Maybe not. With Jet Lag Passport™ you can help them have a peaceful trip and arrive already on local time, just like you. There’s a detailed section just on kids.
Jet Lag Passport™ is a PDF you can download as soon as your order is approved, using a custom link. It’s a quick read at 14 pages, yet everything you need is included. Paypal and several currencies are accepted.
Give it as a gift. On the order page is an option to give a copy as a gift. The object of your generosity will get an email with a download link. Maybe you know someone who’s traveling and would appreciate a better trip.
Learn about ordering.
If you’re rushed, read it in the air within the first two hours of your flight and follow the easy instructions. No pre-flight preparation is needed. That's as spontaneous as it gets.
Avoid the “Superman Trap” I must warn you about one thing. Jet Lag Passport™ works so well there can be a problem. Sometimes people use it on the first leg of their flight and (surprise!) have no jet lag at all. They ignore the fact that they just used a sophisticated, breakthrough method and figure instead that they suddenly became Superman and are now permanently immune to jet lag. So they "forget" to use the method on the way back.
Guess what happens? They get jet lag, of course. Oops. So when you use it and don't have jet lag, I hate to break it to you, but you did not just turn into Superman. Please use it both ways. Learn more about ordering.
With practice the method almost becomes a habit. Jet lag will become a distant, fading memory, but you can still use it as an excuse if you want.
Use it for life. Learn this method and it’s yours forever. Jet Lag Passport™ is a one time investment for a lifetime of jet lag free flying.
What's the cost and guarantee? Only $19.95, returnable for six months if you’re not delighted. No shipping charge. Immediate delivery. It could not be easier or faster. You can have it in moments. Click for the details about ordering
- Do you fly for business? Avoid embarrassment at important meetings. Bid adieu to fuzzed out thinking. Be alert for work or socializing. Make the most of your time. Think of it as really cheap business insurance—which also makes you feel better.
- Do you fly for pleasure? Why lose days of vacation time to jet lag? Don't crash out on your honeymoon. Your time abroad is too precious to waste. What does one day of vacation cost? Jet Lag Passport™ is a tiny fraction of that, and will pay off on both ends of the trip.
- Do you perform or compete? You need every edge. Having no jet lag could be the difference between a stellar performance and the other kind, between winning and losing. And it’s totally legal.
Here is what other people have to say.
Actual user reports:
These are real stories from real people.
| “I had no signs of jet lag…” |
| Seattle to Boston RT, 3 time zones |
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I’ve made this trip many times, and normally expect to be a zombie for a few days. This time I had no signs of jet lag on the way out, and few when I got back. The method is easy and it works.
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| Alan Alberts |
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| “…there was literally none on this trip.” |
| Vancouver to Dublin RT, 8 time zones |
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My new wife Judith and I flew from Vancouver, Canada to Dublin, Ireland for our honeymoon and were awake the whole 20 hours. We [used the method], hit the ground running and didn’t slow down
until we got back in the plane to come home. Jet lag used to bother us both a lot in the past—in fact, it used to really knock me down—but there was literally none on this trip. |
| Tom F. (Retired air traffic controller) |
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| “I have experienced substantial jet lag in past travel.” |
| USA to London, 8 time zones |
| After flying from Seattle to London, I went to bed at about 9:00 PM the first night, then assumed my normal schedule. I have experienced substantial jet lag in past travel. This method made a positive difference for me. |
| N. Pace |
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| “I never experienced any jetlag at all.” |
| Seattle to Sweden and back, 9 time zones |
I went from Seattle to Sweden to visit family and friends. I used the “invisible” method, and it worked brilliantly.
I crossed nine time zones in 14 hours, landed and went to a friend’s house where we had dinner and talked long into the evening. I felt totally awake and exhilarated. The next day I woke at 7 am local time, surprised but already in the rhythm. I got up, we had breakfast, and I went about the day’s activities without feeling tired or drowsy.
Next day I felt the same: I just kept on going, and it seems my body had instantly adjusted perfectly to the new time rhythm. I never experienced any jetlag at all.
Returning from Sweden to Seattle, I did a bit of the method the day before leaving, a bit on departure day, then the invisible method during the flight.
On arriving in the United States I was met by a friend. We went to a restaurant and had an enjoyable evening. The next morning I woke up at a normal local time and felt awake and well the whole day. I plugged straight into local time and was never aware of any jetlag at all in either direction. |
Brita Adkinson
(Note: Practice before departure is not necessary.) |
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Brita (see the testimonial above) is a friend. She just returned from another trip to Sweden and Scotland a few days ago, again with no jet lag. She told me she arrived on the west coast of the US at 4:00 pm and felt fine. Around 9:30 she suddenly felt very tired and went to bed. She woke up at about 3:00 am but went right back to sleep until about 7:00 am. Her sleep and energy (which is high) have been normal since then. This is now three round trips, to Sweden, Australia, and Sweden again, with no jet lag. Today she said,
“I'm starting to believe I may never have jet lag again. All I have to do is this little thing, and it's gone.”
Get your copy now or learn more about ordering
| “I’ll definitely be using this method.” |
| Seattle to Boston RT, 3 time zones |
| My internal clock was always off going East and I had a hard time getting adjusted to the new time. I would go to bed too late and wake up too late. This did not happen on this trip. I’ll definitely be using this method on future trips. |
| Phyllis S. |
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| “I had so much energy it was awesome .” |
| Bellingham to Sydney RT, 18 time zones |
| [Note: Mary Lou had a private session with me before she left, in which I showed her how to use the method for issues besides jet lag. Her trip is all the more impressive when you realize she has very limited eyesight, though her spirit is obviously boundless. - DS]
Just a quick note to report on my trip to Australia. And to thank you from the heart for the help that EFT was to me.
I practiced for about a week prior to taking off on this great adventure of my life! Three flights took me from Bellingham to Seattle to San Francisco to Sydney, Australia, using the technique before, during and after the flights.
Arriving in Sydney, I walked about the Esplanade after losing a day on the calendar, crossing the international dateline, and I don’t really know how many time zones........I felt just fine, even though I had only “cat-napped” on the long flight. I walked on the quay clear around the Opera House, changed, joined the tour group for a welcome dinner, and slept well.
I used the method often during the tour as different issues arose. I had never met my traveling companion before, nor the other tour members, food issues because I am gluten-intolerant, and for aid in sleeping.
My trip was more than I had ever anticipated or expected it to be. And my goal was met! I DID climb the Sydney Harbor Bridge, the lead person in our group, after our guide, and shouted to the world from 430 feet in the air........“I am Eighty years old today.......and I DID it!”
I had so much energy it was awesome. My trip home was easy, I even slept for about an hour, awakened thinking, “I feel really good,” and the rest of the trip I had restored energy, and I needed it, for it was 24 hours by my reckoning before I set foot in my hometown of Bellingham again.
My mistake was twofold. I denied jet lag the day after I arrived home. Spent that first day in a fog, literally, with blurred vision and a dragging body. And came to realize after talking to you again that I could have used the technique to alleviate my greatest health issue on the trip, which was “irregularity” (constipation). I think I have learned that this technique is applicable to all of life’s situations, if I “name the difficulty” and “embrace the technique.”
My grateful thanks again. I shall recommend your coaching and teaching of this technique wholeheartedly to my friends and family.
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| Mary Lou R. |
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| “Jet Lag Passport™ made an incredible difference.” |
| Bellingham to Brussels RT, 9 time zones |
I went from Bellingham (Washington State, USA) to Brussels and returned two weeks later. I crossed nine time zones. I have made this trip many times and jet lag has been bad. The last time I went to Brussels I slept for 17 hours. When I came back, it took a week for me to recover.
This trip, Jet Lag Passport™ made an incredible difference. I used it every two hours to reset my internal time clock and successfully got rid of fatigue and headaches.
The day I left for Brussels, I got up at 5:00 AM. I had a 2-hour shuttle ride to Seattle and a nine-hour flight to Brussels. We arrived at 10:00 AM Brussels time which was 1:00 AM Bellingham time. It was daylight throughout our flight, and so I had not slept for 20 hours. I was tired, but otherwise felt fine. I took a short nap. When I woke up, I felt fine. That’s when I knew the Jet Lag Passport™ had really been effective.
The flight back was like the one going. Daylight for the whole trip. We left at 7:30 in the morning and got to Bellingham around 1:00 PM, again not having slept for 20 hours. I went to sleep around 7:00 PM and woke up around 4:00 AM, ten hours later. It took a couple of days for my sleeping rhythm to get back into sync, but the method kept me feeling fine. |
| Alan Alberts |
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| “Neither of us…had any jet lag…” |
| Couple flies Seattle to Geneva, 9 time zones |
Anne: I [used the method] systematically, and didn’t feel as tired as I often have on this trip. I took no long naps to catch up. Neither of us felt we had any jet lag exhaustion the next day. Last trip, we were both tired for 2–3 days.
Roger: I used the method as advised and didn’t feel particularly tired at the end of the trip. Took a 2 hour nap the next afternoon, but wasn’t out of phase with the new time at all. It seemed to work for me.
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| “I felt a surge of energy…” |
| Return Geneva to Seattle, 9 time zones |
Roger: Anne did not do the process [on the return flight], partly as an experiment. She definitely had jet lag, waking at early hours of the morning and feeling awake. Definitely out of sync for a few days with the new time zone here on the west coast.
I missed the first 2 hour interval and began probably on the 4th hour or so and continued at what felt like 2 hour intervals. Each time I did the process I felt a surge of energy and tiredness sort of fell away.
Upon arrival in Bellingham, I did feel some modest amount of tiredness the next 3 days or so, but was never out of sync with the time zone, nor excessively tired. I just felt a “good” tired and it seemed nice to go to bed as a first priority, rather than doing something else, like e-mail, before retiring. |
| Roger and Anne |
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Learn from this man's cautionary tale
Some people use Jet Lag Passport™ on the way out and don't have jet lag. They think they became immune and don't use it on the return trip. Oops. Wrong.
| “…I didn’t use it…” and “Jet lag was horrid…” |
| Seattle to Japan and back, 17 time zones |
On the way over I [used the method] a couple of times and then a couple of times in Japan. Surprisingly, my jet lag was minimal and I adjusted to Asia time quickly.
On the way back I didn’t use it, for no particular reason. I just decided to sleep/rest most of the way home as this has worked well in the past. Jet lag was horrid for three/four days with short nights of sleep and many hours up in the middle of the night. Based on this I would try it again both ways. |
| D.O., Executive |
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It’s a method, not magic. It works, but you do have to use it.
Guaranteed results
Use Jet Lag Passport™ for six months, and if it doesn't eliminate your jet lag or close to it, I'll return your money. Could it be more straightforward? Find out more about ordering or order Jet Lag Passport™ now.
Any questions?
If you have any questions or comments, email me.
Thanks, and happy travels,
Daimon Sweeney, EFT-CC
P.S. The only way to know if this works for you is to try it, and the guarantee and instant download make that easy.
So if you're ready to be done with jet lag forever, go ahead and order Jet Lag Passport™.
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© 2007 D Sweeney
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