Seasickness sits near the top of cruise worries, even for travelers who love the idea of open water. The fear feels personal, yet the cause stays surprisingly mechanical. Motion confuses the brain, ...

Q: I'm taking a winter cruise where the seas may be rough. How can I prepare for potential seasickness? A: Seasickness happens when your brain receives conflicting signals about motion from your inner ...

Keeping eyes on the horizon while steering helps align visual and inner-ear cues-one of the most effective ways to combat seasickness. Pavel/stock.adobe.com Our boat was halfway to Bermuda in the ...

You’ll have the time of your life on a cruise — unless you end up getting sick. Whether it’s a bad cold you catch or you get seasick for the first time, you want to do everything possible to avoid ...