Motion sickness

Encyclopedia of Medicine, Apr 06, 2001 by Beth A. Kapes

• Books
• Blakely, Brian W., and Mary-Ellen Siegel. "Peripheral Vestibular Disorders." In Feeling Dizzy: Understanding and Treating Dizziness, Vertigo, and Other Balance Disorders. New York: Macmillan, 1995.
• "Motion Sickness." In The Medical Advisor: The Complete Guide to Alternative & Conventional Treatments. Richmond, VA: Time-Life, Inc., 1996. Periodicals
• "Acupuncture Effective In Combating Nausea." Executive Health's Good Health Report 33(June 1997): 5.
• Brown, Edwin W. "Ginger Not Just For Ale And Cookies." Medical Update 20(December 1996): 5.
• Farley, Dixie. "Taming Tummy Turmoil." FDA Consumer (June 1995).
• Gannon, Robert. "How To Prevent Motion Sickness." Popular Science 246(March 1995): 98.
• Mowrey, Daniel B. "Ginger Root--A Blessing For The Gastrointestinal Tract." Health News & Review (Spring 1995): 18.
• Munson, Marty and Greg Gutfeld with Beth Higbee and Teresa Yeykal. "A Soothing Shock: A Little Electricity Helps Ease Nausea." Prevention (January 1994): 26.
• Purcell, Lauren. "How To Cure Motion Sickness." Health 11(January 1997): 26.
• "Traveler's Advisory: A Glob Of Scop Is Good News For The Nauseated." Prevention 49(August 1997): 22. Organizations
• Vestibular Disorders Association. PO Box 4467, Portland, OR 97208-4467. (800) 837-8428. http://www.teleport.com/veda.>