Motion Sickness

Motion sickness occurs when the body is subjected to accelerations of movement in different directions or under conditions where visual contact with the actual outside horizon is lost. Motion sickness is common and normal. Nearly anyone can be made motion sick by an appropriate stimulus. The balance center of the inner ear sends information to the brain that conflicts with the visual clues of apparently standing still in the interior cabin of a ship or …

…ear that interacts with the brain, that causes us to get sick or feel some of the symptoms. I also was very amused to know that there is medication that can be taken. I personally do get sick when I go on long rides, or fly in airplane. So next time I plan a trip I will for sure go see my doctor and ask him what medication would be good for me to take.