One thing I have noticed Paul is that different people react
differently to different drugs. My wife (a non-birder) gets terribly
sea and air sick. After many years of suffering and experimenting with
different drugs and other supposed solutions she finally found that
works for her - Travacalm. But it makes her very drowsy and she
certainly can't drive after a plane trip. I take the same drug before
pelagics and have yet to be sick - and it doesn't make me drowsy
either.
So I guess those who suffer should really try again with a different
drug until they find one that works - assuming they are prepared to
suffer that long!
On 30/08/2007, Paul Taylor <> wrote:
> Mythbusters put various sea-sickness remedies to the test; only ginger
> and pharmaceuticals (dramamine, scopolamine etc.) worked. Ginger is
> interesting, because it is supposed to increase bile flow - contrary
> to the (humourous?) fatty food hypothesis.
>
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