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It would not be uncommon for someone to talk themselves into it. A good part
of it is psychological. Of course, I've puked with the best of them. :-) I use Doritos, not ginger. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Scotty" wrote in message ... I already told him that, but he still keeps talking about seasickness. I'm worried he's going to 'talk himself into it'. Thus, the ginger snaps might just help ease his mind, more than his stomach. SBV "Don W" wrote in message .com... If you are talking about him going on a cruise ship, then I'd tell him not to be concerned about it. We've been on about 5 different cruises in up to 35' seas, and those huge ships just don't move around that much. YMMV, Don W. Scotty wrote: I have a non-boating friend who's going on a cruise next week. He's concerned about seasickness. I told him ginger is a good cure. I bought him a box of Ginger Snaps ( more for a joke ). Should he start munching on these before he steps onboard or wait till / if he feels bad? SBV |
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