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How to Stay Airsickness-Free with Homeopathy

Travel Series: Part II

Kara suffering from motion sickness.

Kara dreaded flying. Just the thought of it brought back memories of her last turbulent flight—her stomach churning, head spinning, and the overwhelming nausea that made every passing minute feel like an eternity. For as long as she could remember, Airsickness had plagued her, turning exciting trips into miserable experiences. It wasn't just the nausea; the cold sweats, dizziness, and that unsettling "hollow" feeling in her stomach made even short flights a challenge.


If you've experienced something similar to Kara, you're not alone. Motion sickness—or airsickness, when it happens on a flight—is more common than you might think. It occurs when there's a clash between what your eyes see and what your inner ear senses. This sensory conflict tricks your brain, resulting in symptoms like queasiness, dizziness, and, in severe cases, vomiting. While Kara loved the idea of traveling to new destinations, she hated how motion sickness made her feel powerless—until she discovered a gentler, natural approach with homeopathy.


Striking a Balance: Conventional Treatments and Their Drawbacks


For years, Kara relied on over-the-counter medications to help her through long trips, but the solutions were far from ideal. Conventional treatments like antihistamines or scopolamine patches might dull the symptoms, but they often come with a list of side effects, including drowsiness, dry mouth, or blurry vision. Kara found it hard to enjoy her travel plans when she felt groggy or "off" from the very medications meant to help her.


What she longed for was a remedy that worked with her body, not against it. Something effective, but without the heavy side effects. That’s when she decided to explore the world of homeopathy—and to her surprise, it completely changed the way she approached her travels.


Which Homeopathic Remedy Is Right for You?


The beauty of homeopathy lies in its ability to target specific symptoms with pinpoint precision. Below, we’ll walk you through four tried-and-true remedies for motion sickness. Whether you identify with Kara’s experience or have subtle but bothersome symptoms, one of these could be your ticket to smoother travels.


Cocculus indicus 30c

1. Cocculus indicus 30c

When Kara’s motion sickness was at its peak, with vertigo, dizziness, and overwhelming nausea, Cocculus indicus became her go-to remedy.


  • Recommended Remedy: Cocculus indicus 30c 

  • Dosage: Take one tablet every 15 minutes during the first hour of symptoms. Once stable, take one dose every hour as needed until the discomfort resolves.

  • Other Details: This remedy is perfect if your symptoms include faintness, weakness, or even slight tremors. It’s especially helpful when you notice dizziness brought on by watching moving objects or eating and drinking. If you feel like there’s a “hollow” sensation in your stomach, this could be the remedy for you.




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2. Nux vomica 30c

For Kara, mornings were the worst. Motion sickness would creep up on an empty stomach, leaving her feeling irritable and uneasy. When she took Nux vomica, it offered quick relief.


  • Recommended Remedy: Nux vomica 30c 

  • Dosage: Use the same pattern of dosage—every 15 minutes for the first hour, then hourly if needed. 

  • Other Details: This remedy shines when symptoms worsen with stress, overexertion, or stimulants like alcohol or coffee. If lying down provides relief and you find mental exertion or strong smells make matters worse, Nux vomica could be just what you need.



Petroleum 30c

3. Petroleum 30c

Kara’s persistent nausea during boat rides or right after waking up was eased by Petroleum. It tackled her lingering queasy feeling and stopped the unwelcome dizziness as if she were on a swinging object. 


  • Recommended Remedy: Petroleum 30c 

  • Dosage: Stick with the standard dosing method described above. 

  • Other Details: If warmth or lying down with your head raised makes you feel a bit better, or if eating seems to calm your symptoms temporarily, this is a great option. You might also notice it works wonders when motion sickness hits you while on water.


Each of these remedies provides a natural and customizable approach to motion sickness. Kara loved how she could tailor her choice depending on her specific symptoms, empowering her to feel more in control of her body during travel.


Smooth Travels Ahead!


If you often find yourself avoiding trips or dreading flights because of motion sickness, help is within reach. Homeopathic remedies like those mentioned above offer safe, gentle, and effective options to keep you feeling your best while taking on new adventures—just like they did for Kara.


Are you ready to take charge of your health and feel more confident about traveling? Subscribe to our mailing list for insightful tips on how to use homeopathy to treat yourself, loved ones, and even furry friends. And if you’re looking for personalized guidance, consider booking a private consultation—we’re here to help you find the perfect remedy for your needs. 


Start your next journey with ease, and enjoy the ride!


~Lisa


The Author disclaims all liability for any loss or risk, personal or otherwise incurred as a consequence of use of any material in this article. This information is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.







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Disclaimer: The information on this website is based on traditionally accepted homeopathic principles and is provided for educational purposes only. It is not intended as medical advice. Lisa is not a physician and does not diagnose, treat, or claim to cure any medical conditions or diseases. The relationship between Lisa and her clients is that of educator and student, with each client choosing whether to apply the information presented. Homeopathy is not recognized as evidence-based by Health Canada and is not a substitute for medical care.

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