“Jet lag is a choice,” said Taylor Swift after flying from Tokyo to Las Vegas to watch the Super Bowl.
The words echoed in my mind on a Monday morning in July, when I found myself sitting at my desk, struggling to keep my eyes open after a weeklong trip to Europe. Drowning in brain fog and under-eye circles, my jet lag certainly did not feel like a choice.
In a fit of exhaustion-induced nausea, I turned desperately to Google, where I stumbled upon Timeshifter, an app that promises to make jet lag a thing of the past.
