"Motion sickness can be an unpleasant experience, affecting many individuals during travel, particularly in cars, boats, or planes. Understanding the causes of car sickness and effective car sickness remedies can help parents prevent and manage symptoms in their children associated with this condition. There are natural remedies for motion sickness, tips to alleviate car sickness, and practical solutions for travelers prone to getting sick."
"Motion sickness is primarily caused by a conflict between the signals your inner ear, eyes, and deeper body parts send to your brain. When you experience motion but your body does not feel it, like when sitting in a moving vehicle, you may feel dizzy, nauseous, or even vomit when you get carsickness. This sensory mismatch can trigger symptoms of motion sickness."
Motion sickness arises when the inner ear, eyes, and body send conflicting motion signals to the brain, producing dizziness, nausea, and vomiting. Anxiety, fatigue, and certain medical conditions increase susceptibility. Sitting toward the front of a vehicle and having a clear view of the road helps the brain reconcile motion. Focusing on a distant, stationary object and maintaining good ventilation by opening a window or using air conditioning can reduce symptoms. Eating light snacks such as ginger ale or crackers before travel may settle the stomach. Natural remedies and practical hacks can alleviate symptoms, though they may not fully cure motion sickness.
Read at Daily Mom magazine
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