Re: Carsickness ncc

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I use to work for a chiro that also did acupuncture. I had a trip planned

with my family to go to the Oregon Coast and go deep sea fishing. He gave

me some of the small patches that looked like they had a small bb on them,

and they really did work.

I was the only one on the boat that wasn't hanging over the side.

They did also help some with " mild " morning sickness. Too bad he wasn't

able to help the headaches.

Just thought I would add my 2cents.

Love to all,

G in Idaho

Carsickness

> I didn't get carsick until after I had surgery. When I asked my surgeon

he

> gave me the 'technical' explanation that the tonsils had been used to

being

> packed in tight and they were now " flopping " around in there. Since I was

> about to go on a 10 hour trip he was going to prescribe a patch to get me

> through that, but my pcp suggested Sea-Band bracelets. Her receptionist

had

> told her about them, after being on a cruise. They are an accupressure

> bracelet, and you can buy them at a drugstore. They come in an attractive

> (goes with nothing) gray color, and there is a button that presses on an

> accupressure point on the inside of the wrist. That is all I did for the

> long trip, and magically the carsickness was gone. Might be worth a try

for

> some of you.

> Have a pain free day,

> Marci

> ACM1, 15mm, surgery 3/98

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