Motion Sickness

Also known as Car Sickness, Sea Sickness, Travel Sickness, Kinetosis

Motion sickness happens when the inner ear, eyes, and body send conflicting signals about movement to the brain, commonly triggered by car, boat, or air travel, producing nausea, dizziness, and sometimes vomiting. It isn't dangerous and typically resolves once the motion stops, though it can be miserable during travel. Ginger is the best-studied remedy specifically for motion-sickness-related nausea.

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