Having a child that suffers from motion sickness is a problem. I should know because I was a child who suffered quite badly and still would do to this day. I can fully sympathise with any child, and indeed, any one who suffers from any kind of motion sickness induced by travel. There is no
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Check out the Travel Visor now! Do what you can to reduce stress The one thing that exacerbates travel sickness is stress and anxiety often caused by an issue that arises just before or during a journey. It usually pays to do as much planning as you can before a journey starts. Have a check-list
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Check out the Travel Visor now! There are lots of remedies out there that you can try. If you can find something that works well for you then thumbs up! There is a factor among the issues of travel sickness that isn’t often considered. It doesn’t matter what medication or device you use, you have
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You can travel on a train without motion sickness Rail travel has come along way since the early days of steam and although speed did play a significant part, passengers who became travel-sick weren’t challenged quite as much as they are to day. The travel demands of all of us requires speed from city to
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Travel sickness and motion sickness effect people of all ages and there are no convenient boundaries for anyone. However, help may be available from development by the US Military. A motion sickness patch containing Scopolamine is placed behind the ear and, it is claimed, will block the effects of motion sickness for up to 72
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So many people suffer from the nauseous effects of virtual reality viewing there’s a name for it ‘rift sickness’. It must be a worry for any CEO who discovers that a product, central to the company, has such a sizeable problem. The Oculus Rift version “DevKit 1” was so bad that a forum was
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As part of the quest to find out how to feel less nauseous when travelling, the use of electric shock therapy is being trialled at the Imperial College London. Scientists believe that electricity will stimulate areas of the brain which will reduce the symptoms of motion sickness. A selection of 20 volunteers were subjected to
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