stop nausea

Have to share this, Just discovered this for nausea and it really worked for me. Our bodies are amazing. Put your thumb on the inside of your wrist, about 2 inches(5cm) from where it meets your palm. Rub about 50 times in a small circular motion. Helps heartburn too. My pain and discomfort is now gone.

Is this based on the same concept as the Sea Bands?

I get nauseated often...will try it and report back.

Does it matter if it's right wrist or left? or should I do both?

q

Will do, thanks.

This is how the Sea-Bands work as explained in a question posted on their site....

"A plastic stud is attached to the inside of the wrist band which exerts pressure and stimulates the P6 (or Nei-Kuan) acupressure point. It has been proven that pressure on this point relieves nausea and vomiting."

Don't have Sea-Bands, so I'll try your method when it first hits.

q

lol...but in all seriousness, I HATE being nauseated!
And I tell anyone who's in my proximity who will listen. Once I was doing a client's hair, and she looked at me and said "you're actually turning green"..ugh.

thanks for sharing your experience of the sea-bands
q

Peppermint helps me when I am feeling nausea

@soystud - for me counter clockwise was more comfortable - but experiment on your own body - it may be the other way around.

beachlife said...
curious - did this work for anyone else or just me?

I was up early and downtown at at the office wondering what was causing my nausea. I tried it and I feel better.

Don't try aerobatic planes, all inherent stability is removed so they can do anything. We called them barf-machines.

When doing spin/stall training in a regular airplane it is a good idea to NOT have been out drinking the night before.

@aguywithuc - glad to hear it worked for you as well!

@quincy - The bands sound interested, I'll have to check them out. I was referring to the manually stimulated acupressure.