Motion Sickness - While certainly not a life threatening illness, it can definitely make you miserable. Do you find yourself avoiding vacations because you just know you will get sick the minute you are in motion. Cars, planes, ships, it matters not.
Lets understand why some of us suffer from motion sickness. Motion sickness usually occurs when the inner space of the ear, which also acts as a motion detector, is being tampered with. Maybe by the waves or the sea, which are irregular, or by the fact that the eyes, which are also motion detectors do not see the motion and transmits to the brain that you are standing still. The brain will get confused by two different reports that it will induce self-defense, which usually results in motion sickness.
The most common symptoms of motion sickness are headaches and nausea. Vomiting is also a symptom and you will probably not feel any better after you have vomited.
If you are in a moving object you may want to make contact with the outside scenery for example, when on a ship try to get on the deck and watch the horizon where the sea touches the sky or when in a plane look outside the window. In this way, the report your eyes give will match the report of your ears and your brain will not induce the defense mechanism of vomiting in order to save you.
Medications are available that may help stop motion sickness. Native Remedies has formulated an all natural herbal supplement called CanTravel, it is safe and effective at stopping motion sickness. This herbal supplement is a unique formula that combines a selection of herbs, biochemic tissue salts and homeopathic ingredients to treat all the major symptoms of travel or motion sickness. Pleasant and fresh tasting granules that will dissolve when they are sprinkled on the tongue make it fast acting for quick relief.
You can enjoy traveling again once you know how to prevent it and/or treat motion sickness.
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