If you expose yourself to light during what your body (stuck on home time) still thinks is the middle of the night, or you avoid light during what your body still thinks is the middle of the day, you can help
your rhythms adjust to the new time zone.
Not exact matches
But, says Jean Matheson, a sleep - disorders specialist at Beth Israel Medical Center in
New York, these preset natural
rhythms often don't align with daily realities — work or school start
times can not be
adjusted to fit a person's sleep schedule.
Most people have experienced the effects of circadian -
rhythm disruption, after traveling across
time zones or
adjusting to a
new schedule.
However, over
time their crows became more scattered, suggesting that the
rhythm eventually faded as they
adjusted to a
new regime of perpetual twilight.
By the
time the film starts whipping them around again (with Hughes moving his business
to new countries, then pulling up the stakes before anyone can drive them in), they're in too deep, unable
to adjust to his inexplicable
rhythms but not willing
to fully cut ties.