Being seasick is absolutely miserable, and there is no way to stop the motion until you’re back on land. Until the motion stops, there is very little that can make you feel 100% better. Seasickness is a form of motion sickness and is thought to be caused by the visual and/or inner ear disorientation resulting from the moving ship competing with the body’s natural inclination for balance. But, seasickness is not caused by motion alone. Scientific studies have shown that people can get seasick from suggestion alone – they can convince themselves......

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