Being in a car for extended periods can cause motion sickness for some people. Unfortunately, the symptoms don’t come to a stop until the car is stopped. That can make your summer road trips a drag. The following remedies may help your motion sickness while traveling: Keep Looking Forward If you get motion sickness, it is best that you sit in the front versus the back. More importantly, you can try looking out the window. It can help make you feel more at ease. Close Your Eyes Road trip naps are sometimes much-needed after hours of being in the car. Closing your eyes may eliminate the bad feeling. Chewing Some people claim that chewing gum can help relieve moderate motion sickness. If you don’t have chewing gum, other snacks and sweets can help too. Fresh Air If you’re feeling uneasy in the car, it may help to pull over to a rest stop. Fresh air can make you feel less nauseated. If you’re not feeling like stopping, open a window instead. It&r ... read more
