Travel SicknessStore Top | Travel Sickness  | Travel Sickness can spoil any journey, and generally the best cure is simply to stop and get off! Sea Sickness can often be the worst of all, and they say the only sure fire cure is to sit under a tree in the shade - but that isn't always easy when on a boat...
Fortunately though there are many other remedies available, and we've tried and tested most of them during a year afloat with three young children. Most of them work equally well with Motion Sickness of any kind, whether travelling by air, land or sea, and some of them can also help with the nausea experienced during chemotherapy. |
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If all else fails, make sure you keep a few Sick Bags handy!
Sick Bags will safely contain anything that threatens to reappear and the potential for embarassment is much reduced by having a few Sick Bags close at hand... |  | Having something sweet to suck can often help quite a bit when suffering from Travel Sickness. It gives the digestive system something to do when you can't face anything else, and the sugar can provide a much needed energy boost.
Queasy Drops and Queasy Pops are particulary good in this respect as they're also specially formulated to help combat queasiness.
|  | Wrist Bands can often prove to be very effective at combating Travel Sickness and Nausea.
There are two main variants - those that rely on acupressure, like Sea Bands, and those that use electical stimulation, such as the Relief Band or iTrans. |  | Ginger is widely used as a digestive aid for mild stomach upset.
It is also a traditional remedy for helping prevent and treat nausea arising from Travel Sickness or Motion Sickness. |  | Aromatherapy and Homeopathy have been used quite successfully as remedies for Travel Sickness for many years.
Aromatherapy is based on the use of concentrated essential oils from the flowers, leaves, bark, rind or roots of plants with healing properties. Homeopathy is a system of medicine that uses active ingredients in minute doses to stimulate the body's own natural healing processes. |  | Nevasic is a unique audio programme on a CD that stops nausea and vomiting by stabilising the balance receptors in the inner ear - you're never sick with Nevasic!.
A slight exaggeration no doubt, but if it still sounds too good to be true, read on below....
|  | The Lapponia Motion Sickness Ear Plug is a unique device that was designed and developed to provide protection and relief from Motion Sickness.
It does this by acting as a valve and dampening the subtle changes in air pressure that the inner ear uses in part to detect motion. Typically, it would be placed inside the left ear canal five minutes before starting a journey and it would then remain there throughout. |  | A selection of some of our most popular products sold together in cost effective Travel Sickness Kits.
Sea Bands, Queasy Drops, Sick Bags, Ginger and more - have a look inside our store!
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