It had been a great day at the beach. Clear blue water, overhanging palm trees, pristine white sand and plenty of glorious sunshine. As the sun warmth waned with sunset, the glow of Jack’s body waxed as the evening progressed.By midnight, he was in agony. His skin became as red as a boiled Maine lobster and excruciating to the touch. He was unable to sleep and felt feverish. The following day, the skin on his shoulders and back began to blister and ooze a sticky fluid. –      A traveler oblivious to the harmful effects of the sun If you are careless and get sunburn while you are in the middle…

What can be done to prevent motion sickness? What are the remedies? Previously, there is an article on ‘What is motion sickness?’ After we have understood about motion sickness – all types of travel sickness such as sea sickness, air sickness and car sickness, here we discussed more about how to prevent motion sickness. Man has tried to treat this motion illness since antiquity, when the primary means of travel was by wooden canoes. Many types of plant and food remedies have been used in vain. There are proven ways to help alleviate this disorder. Below is a list of motion sickness remedies you can refer to: Book Conquer Vertigo & Motion Sickness: Learn simple…

On the third day of the voyage, the weather took a turn for the worse. The sky turned dark grey and the sea became rough and tumultuous. The passenger ship tossed from side to side. Joyce felt an unsettling sensation within her stomach. She retired early to her cabin, laid down and tried to read. However, this only made things worse. Suddenly, she lurched forward and with a forceful heave, disgorged her evening’s seven-course meal in its entirety.– A cruise vacationer sufferins from sea-sicknesses Joyce has the typical symptoms of motion sickness. It will probably take another day or two before she gets her ‘sea legs’. All of us, at…

Be on opposite sides of the globe on the same day! Physically possible with the man made wonder of the 21st century – the aeroplane. You can leave Tokyo at noon for New York and arrive there at 10.15 am. the same day. However, you do have a price to pay when crossing multiple time zones – jet lag – a total disorientation of your body rhythms and time sequence. The time differences between the point of embarkation and disembarkation could throw into chaos one’s sleeping, walking, eating and working routines and this could take days, even weeks to correct. Jet lag is also often accompanied by symptoms of fatigue, dizziness, nausea,…