Sentences with phrase «of seasickness»

It is in part a matter of individual sensitivity or propensity, think of seasickness, and how we are not impacted equally by that malaise.»

Individuals who've never stepped foot on a ship before will enjoy the relative ease of a river - bound trip with little chance of seasickness.

FreeBird Express 1 was designed with a state of the art deep V hull, which not only provides a comfortable ride but also reduces the chance of seasickness.

Sleeping was hard, frequent aftershocks, a feeling of seasickness and fear mongered by the media kept me awake for much of the night.

In New York City I used to relish the cold, open air on the Staten Island ferry as it would plod across the calm Atlantic waters towards Manhattan, but the speedy Catalina Express was giving me the beginnings of seasickness.

The Hunter hopefuls begin their journey by storm - tossed ship, where Gon meets Leorio and Kurapika, the only other applicants who aren't devastated by bouts of seasickness.

When we talked on October 21, 2009, the question of seasickness was inevitable.

I was seasick across the notoriously rough Drake Passage in spite of the seasickness patch behind my ear.

Aboard the HMS Beagle, between bouts of seasickness, Darwin spent his five - year trip studying and documenting geological formations and myriad habitats throughout much of the Southern Hemisphere, as well as the flora and fauna they contained.

There were several bouts of seasickness, lost hats, cramps and jellyfish, but the team completed the 21 miles between Dover and Calais in just under fourteen and a half hours.

After testing the blend's affects on the patients as well as family and friends, Siegert moved on to the seamen at the ports who complained of seasickness when docking on the banks of the Orinoco River.

Not exact matches

Prolonged seasickness will in most persons produce a temporary condition of anhedonia.

Scientists at the University of Exeter found ginger may help relieve temporary nausea, including that due to seasickness, and morning sickness.

Cayenne also is used as a cure in England for seasickness, which is a severe form of indigestion.

Mine came in the form of extreme nausea and dizziness — like seasickness or, annoyingly, a hangover without any of the fun the night before.

Not long afterwards I felt a cold wave of nausea floating down from a surge, like seasickness.

And the unrelenting tossing of the waves can lead to seasickness.

He never knew what was around the next bend or up at, you know, into the next valley or on the next island; and all that just sustained him through loneliness, constant seasickness, you know, poor physical health, malnutrition, danger, a lot of discomfort — I mean, he slept in a hammock on the boat, underneath the skylight for, you know, all the time that he was on that voyage.

(This meant that much of the time they were fighting seasickness, she says.)

Though researchers are still pinpointing the exact reason behind ginger's gastrointestinal success, there have been studies proving the effectiveness of ginger against nausea (especially as related to pregnancy), motion sickness, and seasickness.

It is also known to prevent seasickness, thus it should be of value in other conditions where motion sickness is the cause such as vertigo and labyrinthitis or Meniere's disease.

Some of the ailments ginger tea eases include motion sickness, nausea, seasickness, and morning sickness.

In fact, a 2000 clinical review published in the British Journal of Anesthesia found ginger to be effective against vomiting, seasickness, morning sickness, and chemotherapy - induced nausea.

Leaving her elderly mother (Jane Brennan, «Intermission») and adored sister Rose (Fiona Glascott, «House of Shadows») in the small Irish town of Enniscorthy in Ireland, Eilis arrives in New York bewildered but hopeful after a journey marred by seasickness.

On that journey, she experiences many life obstacles including seasickness, homesickness, catty and envious housemates, heartbreak and romantic awkwardness... all while dealing with the overwhelming nature of her new world.

Ellis is a mousy young woman who cuts a meagre figure on the Brooklyn bound ferry, a fish out of water floundering above and below deck with constant anxiety and seasickness.

Nevertheless, after an exchange of tearful goodbyes, she boards the New York - bound steamship and descends to a bunk in steerage for what proves to be a seasickness - inducing voyage across a roiling ocean.

In sailing, one of the common cures to seasickness is allowing the person to steer.

Bottom line: Unless you're terrified of boats, suffer from seasickness, or hate the idea of being on a boat for a week, book a cruise.

The four of us were not thrilled at all but we had not come all this way, risking seasickness, withstanding chilly temperatures, to view the Great Barrier Reef from a boat.

I always thought the different cruise types of jobs sounded interesting, but I don't think I could handle the seasickness!

, if you are prone to seasickness you won't enjoy it and the view of the coast isn't great either.

We had been warned that many passengers suffer from seasickness on the crossing, which turned out to be true for Kach who spent most of it in bed!

Sunburn, seasickness and dehydration, all of which are preventable, are the most common problems divers face.

Waters can be rougher in June and July, so travellers susceptible to seasickness will want to pack extra medication or avoid visiting during this time of year.

Think of just one unintended double entendre: Green, seasickness.

«A lot of the symptoms some people report around wind turbines are very similar to vestibular induced nausea or seasickness, like sleep disturbance.

**** More than once or twice, STT has picked up on hard - hitting scientific research that shows that those who suffer the worst effects of incessant turbine generated low - frequency noise and infrasound are generally prone to suffer seasickness: Sick Again — motion sickness sufferers cop it worst from giant fans Top Acoustic Engineer — Malcolm Swinbanks -LSB-...]

A number of easy solutions are available if you're prone to seasickness, which is actually quite common even on larger cruise ships.

I wasn't there to spend the night, but my seasickness earned me the sympathy of the concierge and they let me rest in a room (I think they were actually embarrassed by me sprawled out on their lobby sofa...).