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Old March 14th, 2008, 14:12   #8
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Default Re: Getting over air sickness

During my training I did a lot of back seat time during the summer during the afternoon in 172s. I was given a Reliefband (brand name) and it worked for me. It shocks your wrist and there's some scientific explanation to how it work. For me I usually went from on the verge of hurling to a mild head ache as soon as it started.

Of course, mythbusters 'busted' this one and we all know how perfectly valid their methods are!

I have had at least three students who have the same trouble you're having. One used the wrist band, the other two just got used to it over time.
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