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Reliefband Explorer to Relieve Motion Sickness

Relief Band Explorer Drug Free Motion Sickness Remedy

The Relief Band Explorer is the only Drug Free FDA Cleared product to relieve motion sickness. In addition we have collected the most popular over the counter DRUG FREE solutions to relieve the symptoms related to motion sickness. The Relief Band Explorer, out most popular solution for motion sickness. Other motion sickness remedies fall into two categories, acupressure and herbal solutions to relieve motion sickness. Both types of products are very effective drug free solution to reduce or eliminate motion sickness. Try the Relief Band Explorer or select the one that's most comfortable for you. Since these products are all natural, more than one product can be used at the same time. Quick Reference Guide to Products

Motion Sickness can be prevented without drugs, FDA Cleared!

Now with the ReliefBand^® Device, you can stop that motion sickness feeling. Feel normal and go about you daily business without taking medications or drugs. Now you can be more productive at work, at home, or on the go.

DRUG-FREE & FDA Cleared

Model	Includes	Reusable	Shipping	Price
Reliefband Explorer (Original Model)	Explorer 2 Batteries 1 Gel Tube	YES, Replace batteries every 144 hours	*USPS First Class*	Discontinued Product
Relief Band Maintenance Kit (1 Tube of Gel & 2 Batteries) Contains 1 tube of Lectron II Conductivity Gel (2 fl oz.) which is to be applied every 3-4 hours and 2 extra batteries (CR-2025). When the light turns to RED it's time to change the batteries and restock on your gel.				Discontinued Product

Prevent Motion Sickness with the RELIEF BAND! Now with the ReliefBand^® Device, you can prevent motion sickness to get your day started right. Enjoy fishing, boating, cruise ships, cars, flying, amusement park rides and other types of travel and entertainment without having motion sickness spoil your good time.

Motion Sickness, can be prevented without drugs.

The ReliefBand® Device is a watch-like device worn on the underside of the wrist to prevent motion sickness. When turned on, the device emits a low-level electrical pulses across two small electrodes. The ReliefBand Device is the only electronic, patented, FDA-cleared, commercially available Nausea-Vomiting device to prevent motion sickness.

The ReliefBand Device is the only drug-free remedy to prevent motion sickness and to have received FDA clearance for treatment of nausea and vomiting due to motion sickness. ReliefBand is a Class II Medical Device.

Benefits:

	Get Dramatic Relief from Motion Sickness, etc.
	Drug-Free FDA Cleared
	Available without a prescription for Motion Sickness
	Easy to use
	Can be used after signs of motion sickness appear.
	Re-useable (144 Hours)
	Relieves Sea, Air, Car, "Thrill Ride" motion sickness

DRUG-FREE & FDA Cleared

The ReliefBand^® Device features:

	Adjustable output: One to five power setting levels
	Light indicates operation and low battery condition
	Adjustable strap
	Easy to open battery door to replace batteries (on some models)

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Let's get right to the point. You landed on our web site because you or someone you know is dealing with Motion Sickness and looking for some relief. So how can we help?

What is Motion Sickness

Motion sickness is dizziness, nausea and possibly vomiting that occurs when traveling in a moving vehicle such as a car, boat, or airplane. Each form of transportation seems to have its own specific term (car sickness, sea sickness, altitude sickness) but all refer to the same problem. The term “motion sickness” will be used throughout this material to refer to all of these forms of sickness. The specific terms will be used only when the material is unique to that form of sickness.

Motion sickness is usually just a minor annoyance and does not signify any serious medical illness. Symptoms are often treatable and, even when not treated, the symptoms go away shortly after the motion stops. However, severe cases and those that become progressively worse deserve the attention of a physician with specialized skills in diseases of the ear, nose, throat, equilibrium, and neurological systems.

What Causes Motion Sickness?

Motion sickness is a conflict between your senses. The brain relies on messages from your inner ear, muscles, and eyes to tell it how your body is moving. When any of these systems send different messages, you can get queasy.

Some examples include:

· If you're reading in the car, your inner ear knows you're moving, but your muscles think that you are sitting still and your eyes don't see anything moving because they're looking at the page.

· On an airplane or in the cabin of a boat or ship, your inner ear senses the motion, but your eyes only see the cabin, which looks stationary. Your body may sense rolling motions that you cannot see from inside a cabin.

· Conversely, during a "virtual reality" simulation, your eyes perceive movement that your body (inner ear and muscles) does not experience.

These conflicting signals end up at the nausea center of the brain and motion sickness is the result.

Motion sickness can be understood in more technical terms. Our brains and body rely on the vestibular apparatus, the three semicircular canals of the inner ear, to maintain our balance. Each canal detects our position within a certain plane of space, also known as our spatial orientation. This allows us to move around in a three-dimensional world while remaining balanced.

Each of the three canals is responsible for detecting a particular plane of space (up/down, left/right, front/back). Within each of these canals are small calcium deposits that are called otoliths (ear stones). Anytime we move out of a particular plane of space these little stones move and nerve transmissions send signals to our brain. In most situations of movement, this is not a problem for the brain to handle. However, in some situations in which movement is chaotic (like in a boat, car or airplane) the brain may misinterpret the nerve transmissions. For some this may eventually cause queasiness, nausea and possibly vomiting.

As noted earlier, our sense of sight can contribute to our brain’s confusion about our position and movement. Some smells can also contribute to the onset of nausea and vomiting, so it’s best to avoid nauseating odors.

Symptoms of Motion Sickness

Motion sickness produces a whole range of symptoms, of which nausea and vomiting are the most severe. Symptoms generally follow a path of increasing severity. Abrupt vomiting without early warning or the presence of other symptoms is rare, usually only occurring in space flight and other zero-G situations.

Early indications of motion sickness onset may include:

	Pallor (paleness, especially in the face)
	Headache
	Increased salivation and swallowing
	Eructation (the medical term for belching and burping)
	Flatulence (the medical term for passing gas)
	Feeling Faint
	Feeling cold and clammy
	Breaking out in sweat, especially on the upper lip or forehead
	Yawning and drowsiness OR feeling giddy or restless

As symptoms build, the following may occur:

	Upset stomach
	Nausea (the sensation associated with anticipation of vomiting)
	Emesis (the medical term for vomiting)
	Retching (unproductive vomiting movements or dry heaves).