"Nausea First Aid Kit"

First Aid for Morning Sickness Success

Wristbands, lollipops, and different herbal combo's are readily available.

But have you considered a "First Aid" Kit for nausea that meets your 2 biggest needs?

1- Rotation of Remedies. It is rare that one remedy alone can "cure" you from nausea. Combinations of remedies work best.

2- Natural Nausea Relievers. You can't find these products on the typical "mass-market-morning-sickness" sites.

"Nausea First Aid Kit" contents:

My Morning Sickness Tea
Diffuser Heart Necklace
Essential Oil Lemongrass
Lavender Eye Pillow
Effervescent Multivitamins

Morning Sickness Tea – For Hot Tea: Use 1 Tablespoon tea mix per 1 cup of water. Let the herbs steep for several minutes. Strain. Drink.
For Ice Tea Slushie: Make a batch of tea using 4 Cups of water and 4 Tablespoons (1/4 cup) of tea mix. After tea has cooled, pour into 2-3
ice cube trays and freeze. When frozen, blend to a snow-like consistency. Let small amounts melt in your mouth through out the day.

Diffuser Heart Necklace-  Put essential oil Lemongrass on the diffuser’s small  pads (included with diffuser). When either an offensive smell is at hand, or nausea seems to be increasing. Put the diffuser in direct range of your nose and breathe deeply. Aromatherapy used as a necklace makes  help readily available to assist in preventing bad sensations from becoming  worse.

Lavender Eye Pillow -  Rest and slow movements are your friends. When you are able, apply the eye pillow to your eyes and relax.

Effervescent Multivitamins –Children’s vitamins can be more stomach friendly on an already sensitive system. These effervescents do double duty in offering a bubbly effect to calm the stomach and also helping to get vitamins in, and keeping them there.