Oct 8, 2026 · 1 hr 18 min · 21 segments
**Jet lag isn't just about time zones. FlyKitt founder Andrew Herr is here to explain what flying really does to your body — and how to fight back.** **Full show notes and resources can be found…
Andrew HerrGuest
Jordan HarbingerHost
[upbeat music] It's good to have you on the show, 'cause I've talked about FlyKit on the show a million times, and people always email me, they're like, "Does it really work? Does it really work?" And I'm thinking like, "Just try it.

It works for me," but it doesn't mean it's gonna work for everybody, especially if they don't actually follow it, which is Jen's problem.

"I'm just gonna take the supplements most of the time, and then never do any of the sleep stuff," and I'm like, "I don't think that's how this works."

Now, to be fair, people are like, "Why don't you just tell me to do 80%?" 'Cause I'm like, "Then you'll do 80% of that, and it won't work." So human psychology being what it will, thankfully, most people do enough things, and, uh, we're running 90-plus percent of people feel good.

But we have a money back guarantee, so you can just try it, and if it doesn't work for you, we just give your money back.

My thing is I can't fall asleep well on a plane, so it's like sleep now for five hours.

I get up, and my Oura Ring is like, "13 minutes of sleep." And I'm like, "I'm supposed to be waking up now and drinking coffee, so I guess I didn't do that right."

It's probably virtually impossible to sleep track using accelerometers while you're on a flying tin can at 30,000 feet in the air.

I do, but the problem is that those are actually extremely sensitive to motion, so-

[upbeat music] It's good to have you on the show, 'cause I've talked about FlyKit on the show a million times, and people always email me, they're like, "Does it really work? Does it really work?" And I'm thinking like, "Just try it.

It works for me," but it doesn't mean it's gonna work for everybody, especially if they don't actually follow it, which is Jen's problem.

"I'm just gonna take the supplements most of the time, and then never do any of the sleep stuff," and I'm like, "I don't think that's how this works."

Now, to be fair, people are like, "Why don't you just tell me to do 80%?" 'Cause I'm like, "Then you'll do 80% of that, and it won't work." So human psychology being what it will, thankfully, most people do enough things, and, uh, we're running 90-plus percent of people feel good.

But we have a money back guarantee, so you can just try it, and if it doesn't work for you, we just give your money back.

My thing is I can't fall asleep well on a plane, so it's like sleep now for five hours.

I get up, and my Oura Ring is like, "13 minutes of sleep." And I'm like, "I'm supposed to be waking up now and drinking coffee, so I guess I didn't do that right."

It's probably virtually impossible to sleep track using accelerometers while you're on a flying tin can at 30,000 feet in the air.

I do, but the problem is that those are actually extremely sensitive to motion, so-
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