Does anyone have a good solution to sea-sickness?
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The bracelets I found to be the best.  Using medication makes it difficult as it is best not to drink alcohol with it.  The stabilizers are so good on the ships nowadays that you can hardly determine that the ship is moving.  If you did start to feel strange, believe it or not, the best thing to do is to eat, especially crackers and dry foods.  One waiter had me put a LOT of salt on a slice of lemon and suck it.  Believe me, NOTHING was going to come up after that.  Another trick is not to think about it and have a great time.
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Gravol always worked for me.  Also, try to ride in the front seat and don't ever ride facing backwards.  Pull over before you vomit and use the ditch instead.
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I have always felt people respond to this problem entirely wrong.  People feel sick and they go below deck and lay down.  The only time I started to feel sick on a boat I went to the front of the boat and breathed deeply.  The fresh air took all feelings of sickness away.  I have also heard of ginger, but I thing fresh air works.  I don't really know because I am not prone to sickness, but it makes more sense than going below.
675532
OMG EEEEK! jump off a bridge into a vat of toxic waste, hopefully it will reverse this problem lol
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I'm a Scuba instructor on Guam and we use vinegar as a first-aid treatment. We usually have a bottle of it on the boats. I have read that hot water and meat tenderizer breaks down the toxin.In severe cases some people have to go to the hospital from the immense pain.\n\nGuam has it's share of Jellyfish and stinging critters. In the open sea I always wear a 2mm or 3mm wetsuit not only for warmth but for protection as well. There are lightweight lacra "skins" that are lightweight and inexpensive way to avoid stings. I have also seen a sunblock product that contains something that prevents stings. I have seen it only once on a boat tour. Maybe surf the internet for it. I have seen that product on TV during the experimental stage. The scientist rubbed the liquid on his arms and handled jellys that were highly toxic!\n\nHope this helps! Good luck.
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Salt water is great.  Keep that up.  Salt water is a natural disinfectant.  Try a neti pot  (I love it).  Also whiskey and honey.  Honey is a natural antibiotic and whiskey helps with the pain.
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Mythbusters tested ginger as a cure for seasickness.  It appears to really work, as opposed to the other options like magnetic bracelets, etc.  If it works for seasickness, I imagine it would help with nausea too.
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1. I read somewhere that more people would have survived the sinking of Titanic with this same scenario. The idea was to some how tie any pieces of debris together to form something to float on (the idea of Titanic was that the furniture and chairs would have done the same). The quicker you are out of the water, the chances of survival are greater with less chances of exposure, drowning or being attacked by an animal.\n\n2. Get warm by collecting leafy or heavy needled branches and wrapping them around you. Do not eat the snow, it lowers your body temperature quickly. Chances are you would die of hypothermia quicker than dehydration. Try to go to an exposed and high area and remain in a visible place for rescue.\n\n3. You can try knocking down cactus and sucking the liquid for water in the desert. Keep cooler by covering your head with a light cloth for shade. \n\n4. The jungle??  I would die, that would be my worst nightmare with all the gross wildlife around.
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Gargle some saltwater
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Try taking ginger caplets before you trave. They help with nausea from motion sickness as well as pregnancy. Also, take those red and white striped peppermints along and suck on those. The peppermint calms your stomach. Sit near the front of the bus and open a window.
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Amp up on Vitamin C and Zinc. Drink a glass of hot green tea with Echinacea and Honey in the morning.\n\n Eat only fruits and vegatables during the day plus avoid mucous creating foods such as milk, bread and cheese. Fast from eating meat as your digestive system needs to be ridding itself of toxins and meat will slow down the process. Avoid refined sugar in sugary drinks. \n\nAdd a tablespoon of raw unfiltered apple cider vinegar, cinnamon, and wild oregeno oil to a glass of apple juice,  pomogranete juice or grape juice three times a day. Add cayenne if you have mucous in your chest, eyes, ears, nose or throat. Drink six glasses of distilled water each day. Drink three glasses of clean water with 1/4 tablespoon of unrefined sea salt.\n\nDrink a glass of hot Green tea with Echinacea and Honey in the evening with Camomile and take a hot bath before you go to bed. Sit in a bathtub with hot water. Add a cup of apple cider vinegar and a tablespoon cayenne. Sweat out the toxins and go to sleep.\n\n All sickness comes from the gut. By alkalizing your body and cleansing you will not only cure your cold but also give your body, gut, and skin a wonderful treat.
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I used to get really bad motion sickness, but if u can be ok for eight hours ur doing fantastic as far as I'm concerned. \nHowever, I have lots of ways to help. \nAccupressure, You can buy wrist bands that have what looks like half spheres on the inside part of the wrist. This is meant to press on the dorsum of ur wrist and does make u feel better without any drugs. U need to put them on bout half an hour before u travel and keep them there for the duration. \nHomeopathy, taking nux vom tablets seems to work also. I needed to take these for about two hours before I traveled and keep taking them every two hours during the journey. Didn't always work but helped sometimes. \nGinger, sounds odd but I had some suchi that came with pickled ginger on one journey and I didn't feel sick at all. Take it with me everytime now. \nIf u can, sit in the front of the vehicle where u can see the horizon. I always find the front seat of the car better. If u concentrate on the horizon then ur brain stops being confused about the motion signals it is getting. It can then right things and u don't feel sick.  If ur on a train I try and do the same out the side of the train window and it seems to work somewhat. \nU need to avoid things like reading and writing for this to work as they go against the principle.
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My brine's awash with possible theories. I haddock a few answers, but they all turned out to be damp squids. It's the sea air, it fogs the senses. Time to stop carping on . Ah whelk, i'll say tartar. Nothing newt there then.
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try motion sickness tablets or patches, my son is the same, he hasnt been sick ever since he tried the patches
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salt water to taste (believe me...even though it sounds weird) or if you like, V8 juice.  \n\nSalt is great for easing nausea.
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Swish some warm salt water around in your mouth...very effective!
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Use a sh*t (caca) cataplasm.  I know it sounds gross but, hey it works!