So at this time, I didn't understand what "jet lag" was at all. No matter how much Qi Ge explained "jet lag syndrome," he still didn't believe that Qi Qi's symptoms of lethargy at this time were just suffering from "jet lag syndrome." The flower of disease.
Qi Ge paid so much attention to these explanations about 'jet lag', but he simply didn't care.
After all, in Hua'er's eyes and in Hua'er's thoughts, what she is most concerned about right now is her daughter Qiqi's strange symptom of suddenly falling asleep while walking on the road. Is she sick or just too sleepy? .
I hope Qi Ge can give her a convincing explanation of the symptoms.
But at this time, Hua'er listened to Qi Ge's talk, whether he was acclimatized or just sleepy, or he was an ancient person in a parallel world. Hua'er sounded like this, which he couldn't explain or understand. Incompatible disease'.
But after listening to it, Hua'er could not believe Qi Ge's explanation of the reasons for the symptoms of lethargy.
So when Hua'er listened to Qi Ge's explanation about 'jet lag syndrome', she just listened and didn't take it to heart.
What Hua'er was thinking at this time was that she had been wondering why Qiqi suddenly fell asleep on the road so strangely, and almost fell down from his sleepiness.
But after all, Hua'er is not a doctor, and she doesn't have the knowledge of diagnosis and treatment.
Moreover, based on Hua'er's common sense of life, when she saw Qi Qi's lethargic symptoms at this time, although she felt that Qi Qi must be sick, what surprised Hua'er was that besides being lethargic and falling asleep, Qi Qi also fell asleep. Apart from these strange ways of going to bed early and getting up late.
However, no matter from his complexion or breathing, there was no sign that Qiqi was sick.
So the complexion looks healthy, but it is very obvious. No matter how you think about it, you will feel that Qiqi is lethargic and goes to bed early and gets up late. It is obvious that Qiqi is not healthy.
Hua'er's current thinking is at a loss.
And what Qi Ge had been saying at this time was obviously to comfort Hua'er not to worry too much about Qi Qi's health, these messy explanations of "jet lag incompatibility".
With this explanation, Bingxue's clever Hua'er listened. Although she listened indifferently, she slowly figured out the reason for this 'jet lag syndrome'.
He heard the cause of this ‘jet lag syndrome’ that Qi Ge didn’t quite understand either.
At this time, Hua'er heard that the cause of this 'jet lag syndrome' was that she had gone through a long journey, and also passed through the Kuibo Prairie, which was thousands of miles away, that is, across the Several time zones later.
Because I walked too far, I developed this "jet lag syndrome".
Although Hua'er, as an ancient person in a parallel world, did not know that it was the time when the sun rose in Dangxianjun Town, but behind the Kuibo Prairie tens of thousands of miles away, it might be the time when the sun was setting.
That is to say, it is six o'clock in the evening behind the Kuibo Prairie tens of thousands of miles away, but it is six o'clock in the morning in Xianjun Town.
This kind of time difference of several hours or even more than ten hours will cause disturbances to travelers who have traveled tens of thousands of miles, whether it is the biological clock in the body and mind, the biological clock in the brain, or the biological clock that arranges sleep time.
Although these ancient travelers in the parallel world did not know at this time that they would travel thousands of miles.
The various biological clocks in your body, mind, and brain that are used to balance work, rest, and bedtime have become chaotic without you knowing it, or you may be aware of it, but you don't know why.
It has quietly changed greatly, resulting in a major disorder in the original balance of body, mind, brain, work and rest time, and various biological clocks.
As a result, these travelers have crossed several or even a dozen time zones and traveled thousands of miles.
Due to various biological clock disorders, various symptoms of becoming very tired and sleepy during the day are produced, forming what is called "jet lag syndrome" that is very strange to ancient people in the parallel world.
But at this time, even though I didn't know the concepts of time zones and time differences, I thought that when it was six o'clock in the morning in Xianjun Town, it was also six o'clock in the morning behind the Kuibo Prairie tens of thousands of miles away.
But at this time, while Qi Ge was trying to convince himself that Qi Qi was not sick, but was just sleepy, and tried to explain the 'jet lag syndrome', Bingxue Congming roughly understood what Qi Ge was talking about - the 'jet lag syndrome'.
It is a kind of sleepiness syndrome that will occur more or less after traveling thousands of miles (after crossing many time zones).
So Hua'er, who roughly understood what "jet lag is not suitable for", looked at Qi Qi and his lovely daughter who was sleeping sweetly, and wanted to see if Qi Qi had what Qi Ge said. This is 'jet lag syndrome'.
But when Hua'er thought about it for a moment, she felt that this was too impossible.
Because Qiqi has been living within a few hundred miles of Xianjun Town for the past few days, and he has been living under Hua'er's nose.
I have never been to the Kuibo Prairie, which covers an area of tens of thousands of miles and can pass through several 'time zones' and produce such strange 'time differences'.
So at this time, I roughly know that the necessary condition of "jet lag" in this "jet lag syndrome" is to "cross time zones" and to "walk tens of thousands of miles"...
Not only are you physically and mentally exhausted after traveling through mountains and rivers, but you also have to have a "jet lag that disrupts your biological clock" to get this kind of "jet lag syndrome."
However, while Hua'er was deep in thought, she felt that none of the above jet lag conditions met any of the jet lag conditions in Qiqi.
So at this time, Hua'er naturally didn't believe that Qi Qi's lethargy at this time was caused by what Qi Ge said was Lao Shizi's "jet lag syndrome".
So at this time, Hua'er was listening to Qi Ge continue to explain about this 'jet lag syndrome', and just listened quietly. Qi Ge kept persuading at this time, trying to persuade Hua'er to believe in Qi Qi De's It's a case of 'jet lag'.
Then Hua'er looked at this period of time and found that he had not left Qiqi within a few hundred miles of this mountain city.
I firmly believe in my heart that Qi Qi's lethargic state at this time, even if he is suffering from acclimatization, is unlikely to be caused by this or something. It sounds like Qi Ge himself doesn't quite understand the 'jet lag syndrome'.
And although Hua'er is an ancient person in a parallel world, she doesn't understand what a biological clock is at this time, nor does she understand what 'time zone' and 'jet difference' are.
But under Hua'er's nose these days, it is certain that there is no such thing as crossing the 'time zone' during Qiqi.
So when Hua'er heard Qi Ge talk about "jet lag syndrome", she actually didn't want to understand what "jet lag syndrome" was.
Because this flower has already understood the term "jet lag", which sounds like it should be for travelers coming from far away places.
For example, after walking through the Kuibo Prairie, you will have "jet lag syndrome" that makes you feel messy and sleepy.
And Qi Qi is with Hua'er every day. At this time, Qi Qi cannot be like those long-distance travelers who have crossed many time zones, traveled thousands of miles on the Tea Horse Road, and made a living doing business...