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Motion sickness isn't caused by the shaking and vibration, at least not directly. The problem arises because your inner ear and eyeballs are sending contradicto
by MrGuts 5y ago
Motion sickness isn't caused by the shaking and vibration, at least not directly. The problem arises because your inner ear and eyeballs are sending contradictory signals to your brain.
The solution: sit near a window where you have an outside steady visual reference to the shaking. I got very carsick once while reading a book in the back seat. I was advised to put the book down and look outside, and the problem subsided.
Try it, you may find it helpful. Have a great vacation!
- Zababa 5y agoI get carsick a lot when reading and I can confirm that not reading and looking outside helps. Another thing: if you are on a train, make sure to be facing the direction where the train is going (just like you would be in a car). I'm not sure how and why this works, but it helps reduce carsickness for me.