9 Cruise Seasickness Tips : How To Prevent And Cure Cruising Seasickness 182 2

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I have been on over 50 cruises and not yet had seasickness by following these nine seasick prevention and cure tips. In this video I share nine key things to do to ensure that you are less likely to be seasick and what to do and cure seasickness if it strikes. You will learn how to prevent seasickness and motion sickness, what to do if you feel seasick and the ultimate and guaranteed cure if you start to suffer badly from motion seasickness. Support Tips For Travellers and book your next cruise through CruiseDirect using this link: http://www.tipsfortravellers.com/cruisedirect . You will get the best and lowest price around. I get a small commission but you pay nothing extra. I would love you to give the video a "thumbs up" and if you subscribed to the channel now: http://bit.ly/TFT_YouTube2 Every week Tips For Travellers shares videos to help you make the most of your precious travel time and money on both land and at sea. First-hand travel inspiration, advice and tips based on the over 20 years I have been travelling every month. Follow me on all social media platforms. Search there for "TipsForTravellers" or "Gary Bembridge"

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Mario Alvarado - 6 years ago

Thx this helped going on symphony this summer

Tips For Travellers - 6 years ago

Great to hear it helped. Have a great cruise. Thanks so much for taking time to leave a comment. Much appreciated

FionaRestless - 6 years ago

It might seem counter-intuitive but I try to keep a little something on my stomach all the time. Six small meals a day worked very well. I love strong ginger as a rule so I bring crystallized ginger with me.

Charlotte Forget - 6 years ago

When I was sea sick, MSC cruiseline gave me a green apple, telling me to eat it slowly and weirdly... it worked!! I don't know the science behind it but they told us that green apples were the go-to remedy

Jack Mortimer - 6 years ago

Several crew members have recommended this to me over the years. The one time I was feeling a little unsettled I tried the green apple and felt much better in about an hour.

Tips For Travellers - 6 years ago

I have heard about but not tried that. Good to hear it worked

Eloquence - 6 years ago

Know the signs. When it starts you get the sweats, and start to feel tired.

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iskijay - 6 years ago

Your last tip was new to me, and was such a good idea... TY

Tips For Travellers - 6 years ago

Thanks ! Great to hear it was helpful! Thanks for watching the video right through !! And for taking time to comment!

Gina Waggoner - 6 years ago

Great video! I highly recommend bringing triple ginger cookies, ginger candies or ginger tea with you.

Tips For Travellers - 6 years ago

Thanks! Good idea on bringing those with one on a cruise. Love that idea !

Emma Cruises - 6 years ago

Sturgeon is an absolute life saver :)

Tips For Travellers - 6 years ago

Absolutely! It is my go-to one!

Emma Gunnar - 6 years ago

Super helpful video! Thank you!

Tips For Travellers - 6 years ago

Thanks ! Great to hear you found it helpful. Appreciate you both watching and commenting

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jec1ny - 6 years ago

Hi Gary. I think I just stumbled onto one of your Edwardian predecessors. You might find The Scientific American Handbook of Travel (1910 edition) worth a look. https://archive.org/details/scientificameric01hopk

Wayne Harris - 6 years ago

I only got sick once and that was back in the 1980's on a Epirotiki Cruise ...we were going from Brindisi Italy to Pireaus Athens....it was a horrible storm....I was so so so sick. Of course I survived but at the time it was bad.

Tips For Travellers - 6 years ago

I think it must be enviable that even those with the best sea legs will get struck at some point. Even the crew talk about it happening to them occasionally. It does not seem to put us off though.....!

Laurie Marschall - 6 years ago

I have never really been seasick so haven't needed these remedies, but these are the same that I recommend to people going on cruises. In big waves I may get a little queasy so I usually take a small bag of candied ginger - also helps with indigestion after a heavier dinner. One remedy I have seen but not tried are eating green apples, ie. Granny Smith (versus unripened). The best remedy for me has always been getting some fresh air and looking at the horizon. Works like a charm.

Tips For Travellers - 6 years ago

Thanks for your thoughts and tips. I have heard of the green apples one but never tried it or know anyone that has as the ginger option seems to be the best natural route to go. I agree on the fresh air point, I use that one too!

NY Mom - 6 years ago

Sorry I posted before you talked about seasick pills.

Tips For Travellers - 6 years ago

No problem! It is great to get people like you leaving comments and tips and so thanks for doing that!

Tips For Travellers - 6 years ago

absolutely!!

Andrew Hawkins - 6 years ago

I didn’t get seasick whilst cruising however it took over 1 week to get rid of my ‘sea legs’ when back home. Any suggestions/remedies to alleviate it?

Eloquence - 6 years ago

There is no cure but time. It can take about a week.

Tips For Travellers - 6 years ago

I know that feeling. The one where the world seems to move and sway when you are standing or sitting still looking at something? I have not had it much but not found or heard of a solution. Hopefully someone will see this an let us know!!!

Ebba Lytle - 6 years ago

Many people in our family (myself included) have an opposite reaction to motion sickness remedies (it makes us sick) so we generally take ginger in some form. I like ginger ale or tea. I really appreciate the other suggestions... cabin location is an important consideration, for instance... and will be using them when we take our first cruise next year. Thanks!

Tips For Travellers - 6 years ago

Good point as not everyone tolerates the pills that well. My partner hates them and tends to use my other tips than the pills as say it makes them feel yuk and too tired. Ginger can be great I find too. Great to hear the other tips may help for your cruise. Let me know how you get on and what worked best for you all?

Felipe García - 6 years ago

Very nice video and useful information for people with seasickness

Tips For Travellers - 6 years ago

Thanks. Great to hear your feedback and comment. I really appreciate you watching and taking time to leave a comment. Something I really appreciate when viewers do. Thanks!

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