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LEARNLETS How can I prevent seasickness? Over the counter and prescribed medications are available, but there are a few extra tricks that can help. Ginger is recommended as a natural remedy; you can find ginger pills at a health food store, or try drinking some ginger ale. You should also eat before getting on a boat, and be sure not to let your stomach get too empty. Head for the center of the ship--the most stable part--if you start to feel queasy. When planning a cruise, book your cabin there. And consider avoiding the rough waters of the open Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. Instead, try the more placid waters of the Caribbean or Mediterranean Sea. MORE LEARNLETS Avoid Catching a Cold on an Airplane Obtain Foreign Currency Before Traveling Get Back to Your Hotel Keep Track of Travel Companions    More learnlets...  Click here to email this page to a friend

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