Motion Sickness is a discrepancy between what the eyes tell you, as you're moving and what your body tells you.  

 

Your eyes tell you things are moving because you can see things passing in your periphery, but your body isn't moving against gravity. 

In nature, when we are walking, the body goes up and down and left and right and so the body knows that it is moving, but in a car, the eyes say it's moving and the body doesn't and that creates a discrepancy and that can be the cause of some of the motion sickness.  

 

It is something to do with a sensory overload. 

 

Too much information going into the brain, so cutting this down by adding 2 strips of frosting to the nasal side of the glasses, like we have done with our motion sickness glasses, reduces the input and by doing this it talks to the brain and it says to the brain, not in here, in the close near world, but get out there in the far world, so it redicrects attention and this has been known to have quite a massive effect on eliminating motion sickness. 

 

It can also work any sensory overload, which could result in migraines, headaches, dizziness or instability.  There is a lot of brain function that we can influence with these spectacles. 

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