newb to ocean

[getinmybelly]

I second the ginger tea. You can go to chinatown and in any of those markets you can find ginger tea. or you can try ranch market or a korean market. it's pretty inexpensive, like a box of 10 packets of ginger tea for like $3. the packet has a bunch of dried ginger pellets in it. just mix with hot water and you're good to go.

it really helps calm my stomach. i usually make a travel mug of it before i head out and drink the first cup on the boat on the way out of the harbor. i makes me burp and toot alot, so be forewarned, you'll probably need to hang out at the back of the boat after you drink a cup to inconspicuously set your gas free.

if the ginger is too funky for you, you can always add honey.

[one_leg]

Chummers. Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha

[IslandBoi]

Yea, I don't get it how some of my cousins get sea sick and even my brothers too, it's like

HELLO , WE ARE FROM A DAMN ISLAND!!!!!!!

hahahahahahaha

[snoman]

thanx for all the replies and help. i will be trying these solutions for sure. thanx again.

snoman

[DavidE]

Scop Patch !!!!

[spiceguy]

I use Bonine. It won't make me drowsy and it always works.

[POSTAL]

never been sea sick ever :wink:

[one_leg]

As a kid I used to take those Jolly Rancher Lemon sticks with me.
Worked every time. Not Apple, Not Cherry. Lemon. Gotta be Lemon.
When I started diving I had no problems.

[smokehound]

I prefer more natural means of controlling any queasiness. Also makes the catch more flavorful.

BUT thats just me. :)

[one_leg]

I prefer more natural means of controlling any queasiness. Also makes the catch more flavorful.

BUT thats just me. :)

Maybe it wasn't the Jolly Ranchers after all.