Going on a road trip
together is a great way to bond with your family
, but nothing can make things go south faster than when one of your passengers is suffering from motion sickness. You might be thinking that static electricity causes motion sickness because of the rubber anti-static strips people used to hang on the back of their cars. In theory, these little rubber strips were supposed to help reduce static electricity from building up on the body of the car, which some people say can lead to car sickness.
Unfortunately, these strips have not been proven to work, and there has never been a proven scientific connection made between static electricity and motion sickness. If you’re hoping to reduce the chance of car sickness, here are a couple tips:
Take motion sickness medicine before your trip.
Roll down the windows or use the air conditioning as needed.
Seat those more prone to car sickness in the front passenger seat if possible.
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