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Beat jet lag with Jet Candy

Air travellers! Welcome to a new golden age of air travel with the bio-regulatory natural revolutionary answer to jet lag. Jet Candy.

Jet lag is a familiar story for most of us who have flown, regardless of which direction you turn when boarding your flight.

According to Professor Russell Foster, Professor of Circadian Neuroscience, speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs programme, jet lag is “the classic mismatch between internal time and external time. Jet lag is so ghastly not because you have simply shifted five hours from London to New York [for instance], but because the whole of the circadian architecture – the master clock in the brain – and all the peripheral clocks throughout the body are at a slightly different phase.”

So how does Jet Candy work? What it does is it allows our internal body clock to function during long-haul travel, thereby helping with fatigue, dehydration, disorientation, mental sharpness and other symptoms associated with the disruption of the circadian rhythms.

The remedy comes in a travel-sized dispenser with a practical pill distributor cap, perfect for carry-on, which you can tap, twist and take on the go. If you are flying for business or pleasure.

A spoksman said: From idea conception to product release, we strive for greatness with our developing range of Jet Candy products, and we’re proud of our brand's British roots. So it is with great honour that we have been named as a Great British Brand 2020 by Country & Town House Magazine, which we celebrated alongside this year's portfolio of Great British Brands at a special ceremony held in Annabel's in London."

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Ski in Bulgaria

The skiing season will be upon us before you know it.

So, where will you ski this year? The same old places?

What about trying somewhere entirely new, this time?

What about the beautiful Rhodope Mountains in Bulgaria?

There you'll find Bulgaria's second largest ski resort, Pamporovo.

Enjoy 37 km of pistes for downhill skiing and 25 km of great cross country skiing, there is a good variety of runs for the amateur to the advanced skier or snowboarder.

The number of ski canons are increased every year ensuring that there is a good cover of snow regardless of the winter weather.

The resort has nine chair lifts and six drag lifts, looked after by the experts, Austrian-based Axess.

What's the capacity? 11,600 people per hour. There's even night skiing under the guidance of a special ski patrol.

Even during the holiday rush skiers never wait for more than 15 minutes to get onto a lift and an experienced English speaking ski guide charges EU25 per hour, the lifts cost EU25 for a full day pass.

Ask at your local travel agents for details.

One place you could stay at is Villa Gella, just visit www.villagella.com for details.

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