Why Do I Feel Sick in the Car?

The video explains motion sickness, a condition where conflicting signals from the eyes and inner ear cause discomfort, such as nausea and dizziness. It describes how the inner ear detects motion and why some people experience motion sickness. The video offers tips to alleviate symptoms, like eating a light meal and looking at the horizon during travel.

What is a common symptom of motion sickness?

• Feeling sleepy

• Feeling hungry

• Feeling nauseous

• Feeling energetic

Why do some people experience motion sickness while others do not?

• It is due to the time of day

• It is caused by the weather

• It is related to age and individual sensitivity

• It depends on the type of vehicle

What causes the brain to receive mixed signals during motion sickness?

• The color of the car

• The type of road

• Conflicting messages from the eyes and inner ears

• The car's speed

How can looking at the horizon help with motion sickness?

• It distracts the mind

• It aligns visual and inner ear signals

• It makes the trip more exciting

• It helps you fall asleep

What is a recommended activity to avoid while in a moving car to prevent motion sickness?

• Listening to music

• Reading a book

• Eating snacks

• Talking to a friend