Approximately 25% of cruise passengers experience seasickness (motion sickness) within the first 3 days of travel — this figure can rise to 60% during rough seas, according to Leischker.

“Thankfully, I don’t get motion sickness—if I did, I’d be in the wrong profession,” says Sydney Anistine, a 20-year veteran flight attendant who’s worked for all four major U.S. airlines.

Everything feels fine until your stomach suddenly turns on you. A little dizzy, a bit sweaty - yes, that is motion sickness creeping in. The annoying part? You do not need to be a nervous ...

Motion sickness can quickly make a cruise holiday more of a nightmare than a relaxing break. And nausea can be even worse for kids who might struggle to understand why they feel unwell.

Now, another study courtesy of Japanese scientists has unveiled a type of sound therapy that could soon have motion sickness sufferers singing a different tune. Dubbed “sound spice,” this ...

When it comes to preventing or stopping motion sickness, options include home remedies, over-the-counter medications, and motion sickness patches and wristbands. Motion sickness occurs when your ...

More specifically, the irritating condition of motion sickness, that makes so many of life’s joys like boat rides and virtual reality nightmares, could soon be easily remedied by listening to a rather ...

1-minute exposure to 100 Hz pure tone significantly reduced motion sickness symptoms Studies show both mice and humans experienced improved balance and reduced nausea The approach targets the ...

A research group has discovered that using a device that stimulates the inner ear with a specific wavelength of sound reduces motion sickness. The study suggested a safe and effective way to ...

To thwart motion sickness, the experienced British Airways flight attendant shared with travel agency Ocean Florida, according to the Daily Mail, that passengers should avoid booking seats in the ...

"Byahilo," from the words byahe and hilo, is a motion sickness experience that can affect almost anyone during travel by land, air, or sea. In an interview with GMA News Online, Dr. Charles Anthony M.