Protecting humans in prolonged high-G maneuvers

In a world where torch ships sometimes will accelerate over 10Gs for hours, maybe sometimes days on end. Is there any way to keep the crew alive and preferably fully functional in during such harsh maneuvering, or do we have to result to handwaves such as "inertial dampening" or human augmentation?

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