[note: the age-accelerating flight effects could just be Bryan Johnson, some people do surprisingly well with jet-lag, and a few even benefit from the disruption, just like how sleep deprivation can reduce depression in some people]
it would be nice to see which portion of the age acceleration is inflammation-related
but like, GET BLOOD TESTING OF NFL before and after
Idk, also the comfort of the seats really matters. If NYC=>Tokyo could be as comfortable as Air France…
High dose melatonin at night. High dose glycine and NAC or NACET. High dose vitamin C. Avoid abusing caffeine to push through long drives, probably a shorter acting stimulant is better than a coffee after 4pm.
Try to not eat close to bed time.
Flying or where transport is covered by someone else is different. Blackout mask, ear plugs and the above sleep/recovery supplements still advised.
Strategic melatonin use once you’ve arrived in target timezone to reset circadian.