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Summary: Prevent motion sickness by taking Dramamine or taking a whiff of peppermint oil to soothe the belly and calm the mind. Learn more about preventing motion sickness with tips from a travel agent in this free video on travel tips.
Russ Handler owns an online travel agency, and he is a known travel expert in the Tampa Bay area who has been featured as an expert on travel for decades on local television and radio...read more
"Hello everyone, I'm Russ Handler and I just love to travel. But did you know that many people suffer from motion sickness, whether in a car or on a plane, or on a boat. It actually starts with a disturbance in the inner ear that cannot be controlled. It leads to dizziness, nausea, and in some other cases, lethargicism. So what I'm going to suggest, is, if you want to avoid motion sickness while you're on vacation, here's a couple tricks. First of all, dramamine has been on the market forever. It's world wide known as perhaps one of the best and effective ways to cope with this particular situation. Also, peppermint oil. If you take a whiff of that every now and again, that's supposed to soothe the belly and of....the mind a little bit, as is light snacks. Peppermint gum. And if you keep relaxed and calm, that should help as well. So if you're doing dramamine, or something else that your doctor suggested, keep in mind that peppermint oil, peppermint gum, light snacks, and stay relaxed and calm, that will often help alleviate some of those symptoms, which in some cases, cannot be taken away entirely. I'm Russ Handler, and that's how you do it."
eHow Article: How to Prevent Motion Sickness
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