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Health Tip: Reducing Your Risk of Motion Sickness
By LadyLively on May 26, 2015
The dizzy, nauseous and uncomfortable sensations of motion sickness can make travel unbearable.
The Cleveland Clinic recommends:
- Don’t read in a moving vehicle.
- Before traveling, make sure you are well-rested.
- Drink plenty of water, and avoid alcohol and smoking. Also, avoid greasy foods.
- If possible, stand up and look out at the horizon.
- Nibble on dry crackers.
- Lean your head against a vehicle’s headrest to help minimize head movement.
Source: HealthDay
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