how to get rid of seasickness??

• Zzzfrendzzz

  17 Feb 13, 23:19

  I don't want to end up throwing up agn and having my friend also U-turning to the beach just to get me to the sick bay..

• FireIce

  17 Feb 13, 23:22

  squat down, hug ur knees, face down

• Rednano

  17 Feb 13, 23:24

  

  Points (G) -- Heavenly Appearance
  Location: In the indentation between the earlobe and the tip of the jawbone.
  Benefits: Relieves nausea, ear pain, facial paralysis or spasms, jaw pain, itching in the ears, and swollen throat.

  Acupressure Points for Relieving Motion Sickness & Morning Sickness

  

  An acupressure point where you can press several times before and during your trip for relieving motion sickness or nausea is called "Neiguan P6 Acupressure Point". It's located in the forearm three finger widths below the wrist crease. Place your thumb on the point and press firmly while you breathe out, and release pressure as you breathe in. This will calm you down and soothe your stomach. Repeat if you still feel dizzy. This method is known in China for thousands of years in relieving many sorts of nausea.

   

  In Chinese herbal medicine, the use of ginger to prevent motion sickness is used. Ginger beer or ginger ale helps greatly. Ginger tea works the best.

• Zzzfrendzzz

  18 Feb 13, 17:57

  nono!! i will be kayaking, therefore i can't possibly stop and do these things..

• the Bear

  18 Feb 13, 18:13

  if it is too hard then try abandoning the idea

  for if at first you don't succeed, try try again.. after a while, give up! no point being a damned fool about it

• Zzzfrendzzz

  18 Feb 13, 18:26

  cos this year sec3 camp has kayaking, i dw miss out. And my cca also have kayaking, if cmi then no kayaking badge :o

• the Bear

  18 Feb 13, 18:48

  so you will endure all the vomitting and nausea just to get a badge for something you will probably never do again?

  your call..

• Zzzfrendzzz

  18 Feb 13, 19:36

  lol ok, i dont think i will go on with the kayaking then

• StriveOn

  18 Feb 13, 19:39

  Wah lau, You standard lah.

  Can easily get sea-sick and still want to go out to sea.

  Inside your head, got a natural balancing mechanism.

  When this balancing mechaism cannot make sense, (as in a rocking noat)

  It will create a feeling of nauseau.

  Normally in a bigger boat, you look across to the horizon,

  the purpose is to provide images for your brain to stabilise.

  But, hor, you kayaking, HOW TO HELP YOU ??!?

• Zzzfrendzzz

  19 Feb 13, 17:25

  Ya lor, big boats i won't seasick one. Only kayak then shake shake shake then i vomit liao