Motion of the Ocean

Have you ever been carsick? That queasy feeling in the pit of your stomach that makes you want to throw up? Or have you been on a roller-coaster and afterwards felt like you scared your breakfasts right out of your gut? Or perhaps you've been on a ship and the motion of the ocean was just too much for you!

What causes motion sickness? According to WebMD,

"Motion sickness occurs when the inner ear, the eyes, and other areas of the body that detect motion send unexpected or conflicting messages to the brain. One part of your balance-sensing system (your inner ear, vision, and sensory nerves that help you keep your balance) may sense that your body is moving, while the other parts do not sense motion. For example, if you are in the cabin of a moving ship, your inner ear may sense the motion of big waves, but your eyes don't see any movement. This leads to a conflict between the senses and results in motion sickness."

So is there a quick, easy, and natural way to get rid of it? YES!
Did your grandma ever tell you to drink some ginger ale or ginger tea when you're stomach was upset? Well grandma was right! However, most ginger-ale doesn't have natural ginger in it anymore.

If you're feeling a little queasy, you can pop a few ginger pills and you will feel relief quickly. My mom is partially deaf, so she gets dizzy and queasy easily, whenever she does, she downs a few ginger pills and feels a lot better afterwards.