Motion sickness meds for cruise?

[Nrdsb4]

<p>

Okay, here’s my remedy:</p>

<p>Book on a cruise when you know the seas will be rough and the ship will pitch and roll alarmingly. While that is going on, saunter up to the outdoor buffet on the sun deck. Make sure you eat a healthy portion of coleslaw. Put down your plate and let the slaw do its thing.</p>

<p>In no time you will be violently ill and vomit (hopefully, overboard!) everything until you think your innards will be next. Stop vomiting, take stock of your surroundings, relax…you suddenly feel much better – great, in fact, – and will never feel seasick for the remainder of the voyage. A failsafe cure!</p>

<p>Oh, by the way, you won’t be able to LOOK at coleslaw again for about nine years…

</p>

<p>There is nothing unique about coleslaw which can cure sea sickness with one episode of vomiting. If you are prone to sea sickness, you will vomit whatever food you have in your stomach. And you can continue to vomit or have dry heaves for a day or more.</p>

<p>My DH has been very sea sick on cruise ships which do have stabilizers, so while many people do well on modern cruise ships, you absolutely cannot count on this, especially if the ship hits rough seas.</p>