Nobody likes being carsick, seasick or airsick, but what can you do to keep from getting that way? Well, according to a new ...

If you suffer from motion sickness, car, plane and boat journeys ... and adjusting to the movements of the vehicle.” This means your eyes, inner ear (which helps control balance), and muscles ...

Motion sickness happens when your eyes see that you are moving but your body thinks you're sitting. Symptoms of motion sickness involve cold sweats, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and sudden queasiness.

Your eyes will focus on the unmoving words on the page or screen while your balance is jostled by the car, train or boat. It’ll basically guarantee motion sickness if you’re already prone.