Acupressure Aid For Sea Sickness

When I travel the seas as a body therapist, I look for ways to relieve seasickness. I found the Nei Guan (P6) acupressure point really helpful because it relieves nausea by stimulating the vagus nerve. It is said that it triggers the release of neurotransmitters such as serotonin and endorphins that calm the digestive system. For motion and sea sickness specifically, P6 works by dampening the conflicting signals between the inner ear and eyes that cause that characteristic queasy feeling, and acupressure wristbands like Sea-Bands are even designed to apply continuous pressure to this point during travel. Multiple clinical trials have confirmed that P6 stimulation is significantly more effective than placebo, making it a safe, drug-free, and side-effect-free option suitable for all ages, including children and pregnant women. I hope this video will help you get quick relief from any type of motion sickness. Happy travels! Svem

Transcript

Hi, My name is Vem and in today's video we will learn one point from Chinese medicine which is known to remove any symptoms of seasickness. It is called Nei Buan or inner pus located on pericardium P6 point. As I travel the seas on a cruise ship, I found that this point is really helping. Holding it for 5-6 minutes removes any type of seasickness. So, Where is it located? Below the wrist you can measure three fingers And after the ring finger, You will find the spot. It is between two tendons that you could feel here. So how you press it. This specific point you have to press a little bit deeper and you will experience kind of slight electrical or little pain feeling that is the good sign that you found the point hold it there and your symptoms of nausea or seasickness will be gone. Thank you very much for listening, And namaste.