An ear, nose and throat doctor explains why these anti-motion sickness glasses can help you feel less nauseous on land, air and sea.
He explained that motion sickness is caused when a disconnect occurs in the brain’s ability to detect where the body is in motion.“The brain depends on sensory input from many organ systems, such as the eyes and inner ear, to tell if the body is in motion and where it’s positioned in space,” Bhattacharyya said.
Although Bhattacharyya can’t say for sure all the reasons the glasses are effective, he thinks that the liquid sloshing back and forth inside the rings helps the eyes to recognize movement and create an artificial horizon, allowing the brain to bridge the gap between motion and stability. “In my opinion, if [these] work for someone, I think it’s a lot better than taking anti-nausea medications, which are mainly all just sedatives,” Bhattacharyya added.
Had these ridiculous-looking glasses existed much earlier on in my life, my passenger commuting experiences would have been a lot more comfortable. If you or your child experiences a similar struggle, it might be worth your while to“This summer, our family has had loads more road trips but I started testing them in small increments. First, I tried checking my phone when my husband was driving but I didn’t have any problems.
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