
Part of ‘The Wellbeing Advantage Professional’ Series.
Your job looks glamorous on the outside. Inside, it’s a constant balancing act of:
Through all of it, you smile, stay calm, communicate clearly, hold the atmosphere together and deliver safety and comfort to the passengers who rely on you.
But behind that professionalism?
You feel:
Your wellbeing can’t be an afterthought.
It must be your anchor.
Here’s how simple tools can support your energy, calm, sleep, digestion, movement and emotional steadiness and how you can share them with colleagues who need the same support.
Morning
Settle Your Energy Before You Soar
Flight Attendants often wake at 3am, 5am, midnight… depending on roster. Your morning needs to nourish your body before altitude begins draining it.

Your Foundational Wellness
For steady energy for long flights, take MetaPWR™ Mito2Max™ before leaving the house.
For emotional readiness for demanding passengers, then apply Neroli Touch to wrists and chest.
To help to promote healthy-looking skin, apply Yarrow|Pom Body Renewal Serum to the face and neck.
If you drive to the airport, then use the dōTERRA Car Clip Diffuser with Tangerine essential oil for an uplifting commute.
Before boarding, apply Spearmint essential oil on your palms and inhale deeply to prepare for communication and clarity.
You start your shift calm, confident and energised.
Gentle In-Flight Rebalance
Support Your Energy, Digestion, Muscles & Mood

A flight attendant’s “midday” could be anywhere in the world — and at any hour.
Evening
Find a Healthier, More Balanced Daily Rhythm

Jet lag, altitude and stress disrupt sleep. Your evening must tell your body: It’s time to land.
Create a More Comfortable Travel Experience

Flight attendants can transform both personal and shared spaces.
A small kit becomes your global wellbeing companion.
Your Crew May Appreciate This Too
Flight Attendants constantly talk about:
Your colleagues:
Sharing these tools can help them feel better and create a steady additional income stream for you.
Make hydration a habit throughout the day, and keep in mind that supplements are there to support a balanced, nutritious diet — they’re not designed to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.






