Jet Lag Study Seeks Volunteers in Exchange for Free Instruction in a Rapid Jet Lag Prevention Method

Bellingham, WA, January, 2008

Flyers are invited to participate in a survey on the effectiveness of a new jet lag preventon method. Individuals must have experienced jet lag within the last 12 months and have plans to fly across three or more time zones before the end of June, 2008.

The only preparation required is reading a short instructional booklet, provided at no charge to participants.

Nno drugs, devices or schedule changes are involved. Preliminary research suggests that the method, which is based on a modern version of acupressure, greatly diminishes or entirely eliminates jet lag for most users.

The survey is being conducted by Dr. Patricia Carrington, Ph.D., Associate Clinical Professor at UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in Piscataway, NJ ( USA ).

The method’s creator, Daimon Sweeney, reports that, “Individual travelers who have used this method are very pleased with how rapidly and easily they adapt to time zone changes, sometimes with no jet lag symptoms at all."

The method works, he says, “by creating small adjustments in the user’s ‘personal time zone settings’ during the flight, so by the time a flier lands they are in tune with local time at the destination.”

Dr. Carrington believes a reliable non-drug method to relieve jet lag would benefit vacationers, honeymooners, business travelers, flight crews, military personnel, international athletes and performers, and others crossing multiple time zones.

The method takes a few minutes to use while flying, and preparation involves a few minutes of reading before departure. Those chosen to participate will receive full instructions and asked to report their results of each leg of their trip through an online survey.

The short qualifying survey takes less than five minutes to complete, and is at http://www.MasteringEFT.com. Click on the image of the jet at the top of the page.

Individuals not interested in participating may still purchase the instructions through www.JetLagPassport.com.

Review copies of the Jet Lag Passport(tm) manual are available to qualified travel writers. Inquire through JetLagPassport.com or email.

About JetLagPassport.com

JetLagPassport.com was developed by Daimon Sweeney, EFT-CC. The purpose of the web site is to make the jet lag prevention method available to the public.

For more information please contact Sweeney.

Contact Information:
Daimon Sweeney, EFT-CC
P.O. Box 4150
Bellingham , WA 98227
email Daimon Sweeney,
P.O. Box 4150 , Bellingham , WA 98227
http://www.JetLagPassport.com

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