What helps nausea

Nausea is an unpleasant feeling in the stomach that can lead to vomiting. It is a symptom of many different conditions, including motion sickness, pregnancy, indigestion, and food poisoning. Nausea can be short-lived and resolve on its own, or it can be a sign of a more serious condition.

Lots of things can trigger this about-to-puke sensation—and some are more concerning than others.

We look at seven pressure points, or acupoints, to relieve nausea. You can reach most of these yourself. For others, you may need to see an acupressure practitioner.

From egg salad to bad news, the world is full of things that make our stomachs turn. Soothe your stomach with these doctor-recommended nausea remedies.

There are many things that can cause nausea. Anesthesia, migraines, hangover, motion and morning sickness, stress and fear are just a few. Our blog post contains numerous ways to use essential oils to help with nausea.

These essential oils for nausea work for pregnancy, dizziness, motion sickness, chemotherapy and kids too. Stop nausea and vomoting fast with these oils!

Nausea is not a disease, as is often assumed, but a symptom. Through the unpleasant feeling the body tries to tell us that something is wrong. Here you can find out how nausea develops and what helps against it.

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A Henry Ford oncology nurse, with lots of experience helping patients with nausea, explains what causes nausea and gives tips on remedies to quiet a queasy stomach.