Wellbeing A-Z -Motion sickness

The video tutorial explores motion sickness, a condition caused by conflicting sensory information. It provides various remedies, such as ginger tea, peppermint oil, and lemon slices, to alleviate symptoms. The tutorial also highlights that motion sickness can occur in non-travel situations, like lab work or playing 3D games, and suggests taking breaks as a solution.

What causes the brain to experience motion sickness?

• Lack of sleep

• Poor diet

• Conflicting signals from the eyes and body

• Excessive noise

Which of the following is a natural remedy for nausea caused by motion sickness?

• Drinking coffee

• Consuming ginger tea

• Eating spicy food

• Taking a cold shower

How can peppermint essential oil help with motion sickness?

• By improving eyesight

• By quelling nausea

• By increasing energy levels

• By reducing headaches

What is a suggested remedy for scientists experiencing motion sickness in the lab?

• Switching off the microscope

• Drinking more water

• Listening to music

• Taking a walk

What is the best advice for gamers experiencing motion sickness from 3D simulations?

• Switch off the game for a while

• Use a larger screen

• Play more games

• Increase screen brightness