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Old February 4th 07, 08:33 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Gary Emerson
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Default Anything new in to combat motion sickness?

Gary Emerson wrote:
Greetings,

I typically suffer from motion sickness early in the season and
sometimes on longer flights if the thermals are rough.

I have one of the electronic wrist devices. It's of some benefit, but
it's not an instant cure, at least for me.

Just curious if there are any new meds or other solutions that might be
in the works??

Gary


Thanks for all the great responses. Looks like there are a couple new
things for me to try.

On the cammelbak subject, I rinse mine thoroughly and hang it up to dry
after each flight and periodically put some bleach in it to kill of
anything that might be hanging around. Following the bleach I rinse it
4-5 times and then hang it up to dry out.

Gary
 




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