Sentences with phrase «air sickness»

People really let their kids pee in air sickness bags?!

(I have two friends with horror stories of their child getting air sickness!)

A 30 - year - old man who was flying for the first time thought that opening the plane's emergency exit door before takeoff was a good way to avoid air sickness, according to the South China Morning Post.

A direct flight is good, but you will be busy and it would be awful to be incapacitated with air sickness and have a toddler to look after.

I suffer from air sickness and I am apprehensive about travelling with my 14 months old for the first time.

Steve Silberberg is into a lot of things: certified Wilderness First Responder; published in scientific journals; and, according to his database - driven, configurable, searchable online resume, maintains a collection of over 2,100 air sickness bags.

One of your comrades will be filled with rage and you literally have to dodge their erratic piloting, while another will get air sickness, which forces your team to move slow until they recover.

Once you get dehydrated, you are also more vulnerable to air sickness, jet lag, and headaches while flying at 35,000 feet.

Diets low in potassium and high in sodium may partially or directly underlie or exacerbate a variety of maladies and chronic illnesses, including hypertension, stroke, kidney stones, osteoporosis, gastrointestinal tract cancers, asthma, exercise - induced asthma, insomnia, air sickness, high - altitude sickness, and Meniere's Syndrome (ear ringing)(160 — 170).

From air sickness to DVT to anxiety, plane travel can cause a host of problems: check out these tips to help you fly healthy