WHAT TO DO TO GET SICK IN A BOAT? :)

WHAT TO DO TO GET SICK IN A BOAT?
1- The night before sailing, have more drinks than necessary. If you can mix different
types of alcohol, better than better. Try to go to bed very late and get up like a dog.
2- If you think you have a tendency to dizziness or that you may have it, do not even think of taking a
biodramina at least half an hour before boarding.
3- Have a hearty coffee or coffee with milk for breakfast. That you hear “glub glub” in the stomach.
4- Eat copiously foods that are difficult to digest.
5- Do not stand in places where you have a view of the horizon. Don’t even think about looking at it!
6- Don’t get the sea breeze.
7- Look down a lot. A Something fixed on the boat like the compass or some instrument,
immobile with respect to you. Better yet: look through the binoculars.
8- Start reading.
9- Go down to the camera.
10- Get bored as much as you can. Do not feel involved in the activities of the ship.
Focus on thinking how much is left to disembark
11- Try to countermand the ship’s movements with your body.
12-Think intensely: “I’m going to get dizzy, this is a pain.” Repeat it as many times as you can
until you get it.
13-If someone asks you – are you getting dizzy? You, deny it! Getting dizzy is for cowards.
14-Never pay attention to what those who have more experience tell you with the intention of avoiding you
the seasickness
When a crew member has gotten seasick, you have to be aware of him. He feels very bad
he has fatigue. Suddenly nausea sets in and he has to throw up wherever he catches him. normal and desirable
is that I catch him on deck and do it overboard. In this case, it is convenient to keep it attached since
disorientation, the movements of the boat and those of the vomit, it is not very difficult for
he could fall overboard. He is never funny, but at night, less so.
It also does not hurt to tell him in a way that he clearly understands that he returns by
downwind, especially if it’s windy, for obvious reasons. Considering his state, no
it is convenient to get into technicalities about the concepts of windward and leeward, it is better to indicate
-Over here, over here!!
TREATMENT OF MARISM. Dizziness, unless the presumed candidate, comes from
the mule instead of the monkey, it can be stopped and it will be all the easier, the sooner the
symptoms and action is taken.
Of course, the ideal is that before boarding (at least half an hour before) the
possible candidates take an anti seasickness tablet. As they are usually antihistamines
make you sleepy, so you should take one that contains caffeine.
Elastic bracelets with a plastic hemisphere that presses on a point of
acupuncture near the wrist also appear to be effective. I don’t know if because of the acumassage itself or
by the apparatus paraphernalia. If the skipper, or the wisest person on the ship about “the things of the
sea” sells the product well, surrounding it with mystery and security, the bracelet works
perfectly.