News — motion sickness

ReliefBand helps you control your motion sickness symptoms. This opens up a whole new world to you!

Motion sickness is triggered by movement, or sometimes the perception or anticipation of movement. Doesn’t matter if you’re in a moving plane, train, car, boat, or even a rollercoaster; if it’s moving, you might experience motion sickness. How can you tell if you’re feeling awful because of motion sickness rather...

Don’t let the journey stop you. Take the road less traveled, and let ReliefBand keep motion sickness away.  

Train travel sounds so romantic, at least to those of us who don’t use them for our daily commute. The Orient Express, the 20th Century Limited, the Flying Scotsman — their very names evoke a sense of luxury, intrigue, and yes, darn it, romance. But, if you suffer from motion sickness,...

Who doesn’t want to rip through clouds, and see shadows from a bird’s-eye view? Live your life!           Image courtesy of flickr/vegaseddie

Little kids are prone to carsickness. Not all of them (thank goodness), but some, and it’s important to know the symptoms so that you can head off disaster. When your otherwise healthy child is riding in a car and is pale, beading up with a bit of sweat. complaining of nausea or...

Sometimes, driving back winding roads is exactly where you want to be. Image courtesy Viktor Hanacek

We can help you conquer motion sickness so that you can enjoy the ride!         Image courtesy of flickr/locosteve

Many people love to travel. You say, “Let’s go to . . . “ and their bags are packed before you finish the sentence. Some of us are not so eager. You start talking about a trip, we get clammy just thinking of the car/plane/train ride. Motion sickness isn’t funny...

Did you know that some downhill skiers report experiencing motion sickness? Yup. It’s called, appropriately, ski sickness. It seems to be more common on days when visibility is limited, such as in foggy or near whiteout conditions. Wearing ski boots and skis changes the way our bodies relate to or...

What is life without a little upside down in it? Image courtest of flickr/evilerin

ReliefBand will take you places!  

Motion sickness is the sweaty, clammy, dizzy, feeling you get when what you see doesn’t match up with what your inner ear is sensing. Those uncomfortable feelings are sometimes followed by nausea and vomiting. People prone to motion sickness do not like riding on boats or trains, or in planes...