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“Thankfully, I don’t get motion sickness—if I did, I’d be in the wrong profession,” says Sydney Anistine, a 20-year veteran flight attendant who’s worked for all four major U.S. airlines.

Motion sickness is annoying, but it does not have to ruin your travel plans. A little prep and a few easy tricks can help you feel more in control and a lot less queasy.

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Motion sickness occurs when your brain receives conflicting messages from your body, eyes, and inner ear about balance and movement. You can help prevent or treat motion sickness by looking ...