O2 Alert Jet Lag User’s Guide
August 1, 2009 · Print This Article
Since O2 Alert Jet Lag is such a revolutionary and new product, I’ve put together this user’s guide to help people new to the product make the most of it. To maximize the effectiveness of the product, there are a few things you should be aware of:
If you haven’t already done so, read the PRODUCT DESCRIPTION on the web site. You will learn a lot about O2 Alert Jet Lag and how it works.
Don’t expect to get a jolt like you might get from a Venti Starbucks. O2 Alert Jet Lag is designed to make you feel alert but not wired. The oxygen in the product will act on your system for 4 hours. So, by taking it every two hours you’ll experience a build up of oxygen throughout the day, with the greatest amount in your system towards the end of the day, when you need it most. Most people say something like this: “When I got done with that all-nighter, or that 16 hour duty day, I couldn’t believe the energy I had.” That’s excactly what we set out to accomplish. Not only will you have more energy, you’ll also experience increased mental clarity, and a relaxed sense of focus while using the product.
Follow the bottle directions for mixing with water. By mixing them in this manner, it uses the principle of homeopathic dilution to amplify or enhance the energy and effectiveness of the resulting solution. If all you have is a small water bottle like the 8oz Dasani Delta has on board, you can put the drops in the bottle and shake. This will accomplish the same thing.
Homeopathics are very sensitive, so running the bottle through airport x-ray screening over and over again may weaken the homeopathic remedies. If you forget, or the bottle accidentally goes through the x-ray, don’t worry, a couple of x-rays won’t cause it to loose effectiveness or damage the product in any way. In addition, you can succuss the energy back into the solution by firmly smacking the bottle on the palm of your hand or a book 50 times. (keep in mind it is glass) Succussion is another homeopathic principle; it uses kinetic energy from the succussion or smacking to amplify the homepathic energy in the remedy. The best thing to do is to put the bottle in your pocket when going through security. TSA will usually not ask you to empty your pockets. This is one of the reasons why a 1 oz bottle was chosen. Also remember, the x-ray that checked bags go through is much stronger than the one up in the concourse used for carry-on baggage. A good rule of thumb is to succuss the bottle 50 times at the start of your trip.
If your stomach isn’t empty, some of the oxygen in the product will be used up digesting food. You want the oxygen to reach your bloodstream where it can be used by your cells. This way you’ll feel the most difference. So, it is best to take O2 alert Jet Lag between meals. (20 minutes before and 2 hours after eating) If this is not possible, or inconvenient, the next best way is to take the drops under your tongue and hold them there for 5 minutes, then swallow. You will get most of the effectiveness this way.
Homeopathics will not interfere with any medications. There is so little of the physical substance left after homeopathic dilution that it would be impossible to have any contraindications. Homeopathics are safe for everyone, including babies. If you would like to learn a more about homeopathics, click THIS ARTICLE I wrote on the subject.
It is strongly recommended that you take a quality antioxidant when flying. O2 Alert Jet Lag was formulated to work synergistically with Abundant Life Botanicals HIGH POTENCY ANTIOXIDANT PACKS. You can save money by purchasing them TOGETHER AS A KIT. You’ll notice greater benefits if you take these two products together. Click the following link to view all our JET LAG KITS.
Try increasing the dose if you would like. Everyone is unique, and some people do better on 15 or even 20 drops per serving. The best thing to do is to experiment with the dosage until you find what works best for your unique metabolism.
Fly Safe and in Health,
David Sandstrom ND, CNC, MBA, Boeing 767 First Officer: ATL

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