| He revitalized the fashion label, once only known for a fragrance that induced carsickness. |
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| Alternatively, the pomelo peel can be preserved with sugar and made into soup, which is an efficacious drug for carsickness. |
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| The most common advice for avoiding carsickness and seasickness is to look at the horizon, as that reference point makes it clear you're moving. |
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| Even the most hardened traveler can be hit with a sudden attack of carsickness, so be prepared. |
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| She took the wheel, and drove until Jamie began complaining of carsickness. |
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| He is grateful that he is not prone to carsickness, but noted that a city bus has its risks. |
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| To regain these lost hours each day, she spent the whole time behind her chauffeur reading and working, often stopping several times along the way to throw up out of carsickness. |
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| Expect fantastic views as you speed through the mountains, but if you are susceptible to carsickness, plan accordingly, as you'll encounter switchbacks and curves in the road. |
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| These include recommendations for avoiding carsickness, reducing anxiety and ensuring that pets get adequate nutrition and hydration during the journey. |
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| That last point is important because if you have a dog that's prone to carsickness, a crate that's easy to clean will make an unpleasant job a bit less onerous. |
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| It is my longtime remedy for nausea and carsickness since childhood. |
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