Seasickness

To:	"Bob Way" <>
Subject:	Seasickness
From:	"Tony Russell" <>
Date:	Fri, 5 Apr 2002 10:06:47 +0930

Bob, maybe it's just that the girls are in fact more sickening  -- oops,
sorry girls, pulls head in rapidly.

Mex.

> I have consistently observed that, on pelagic trips, females have a much
> greater predisposition towards seasickness than do males.  I suspect that
> for females it is in the order of 50%, whereas for males it is probably
> around 10%.
> Has anyone else noticed this?  Is it a fact?  If so, is there a
> physiological explanation?
> Bob
>


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