Monday, July 18, 2011

Remedy for Seasickness and Bubble Guts



The cruise line industry has seen a huge surge in black travelers; especially black women. If you are a cruise fanatic or you are preparing to take your first trip—BEWARE—you might get seasick during your trip.

If you are trying to avoid that to happen, then get a cabin on the upper decks of the ship. Cabins in the lower decks rock more with the waves. During my first cruise experience I got this great deal on Hotwire.com, and caught the second to the lowest deck. I was heaving big time in the beginning.

No need to swear off cruises and get cold feet at the idea of the sea. A good remedy for seasickness is ginger.

You can cop it in a capsule as a powder; get it in a tincture (those small amber bottles with the little eye droppers); buy some ginger tea bags (get a strong herbal tea b/c some of those cheaper ones are diluted and ineffective); or if you can, sneak in some raw ginger root. Raw is the best, but for convenience, capsules and the tincture are fine. Just be sure to double up.

Ginger is also good for nausea and bubble guts. The properties of ginger soothe the digestive system. Many women use ginger for morning sickness during pregnancy.

Oh yes, let me mention a sex tip with ginger. This medicinal root stimulates the blood, It is a very hot herb literally, so if you sip on some ginger tea before sex, it will heat up your pyramidal structure and increases the orgasm. HELL YEAH!

This is also great for men's prostate which gives them a harder, stronger erection.

So don't be scurred. Get your ginger on!

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