As a result, many people with digital motion sickness do not quite know what is causing their discomfort, typically chalking it up to stress, stomach upset, eye strain or vertigo.
IF the 25-below-zero temperature, howling wind and grim effects of altitude sickness do not make most of those trying to scale Mount Everest feel a world away from home, the near-complete lack of communications on and around Everest surely does.
So, if you're prone to motion sickness, don't even think about reading on a winding road or on a bumpy flight; the words on the page are still, but your inner ear senses movement.
Dr. Baillie offers these three "golden rules" at altitude: if you are at high-altitude and don't feel well, you have altitude sickness until proven otherwise; if you already have altitude sickness don't go any higher; and if you are deteriorating, descend immediately.
In North Carolina, where it seems almost every man over a certain age grew up priming tobacco on his daddy's farm, to some the risks of green tobacco sickness don't seem alarming.
For example, if it is an upsetting conversation about sickness, don't tell a joke.
Moments like that have come and gone since then and they've been great, because they've proved that a sickness does not always lead to or conclude in being sick.
It is, however, probably safe to assume that those who were conducting the research, who were not immune to motion sickness, did not share this view.
Marc Carey, a spokesman for the State Health Department, said that the sickness did not appear severe, but that investigators were studying whether the affected people had eaten the same food, or gotten sick some other way.
Aside from contemplating the fact that Claridge maintained that he too had been abused as a child in a care home, the damage and cruelty he afflicted on the little helpless girls and countless others - he kept birds especially to attract local children - is so profound that his own sickness does not invite any attempt at a considered, intellectual response.
Common morning sickness does not.
