Ever Been Seasick? Here's how to fight it... | Sailing Truth Show

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Ever Been Seasick? Here's how to fight it... | Sailing Truth Show

Most people think seasickness is a stomach problem. It’s not. It’s a full-scale biological conflict between your brain and your environment.

In today’s episode of the Sailing Truth Show, we’re stripping away the "sundowners and bikinis" version of sailing to talk about the gritty reality of what the sea does to the human body. Whether you’re a veteran skipper or a dreamer planning your first passage, understanding the physiological "Danger Zone" of the first 72 hours is the difference between a successful voyage and a total crew breakdown.

In this stream, we’re covering:

Sensory Conflict Theory: The real reason your brain thinks you've been poisoned.

The Zombie Phase: Why Day 2 is the most dangerous time for decision-making (and how to survive it).

The Emergency Reset: A step-by-step walkthrough of the "Physiological Sigh"—the fastest way to kill panic and regain focus offshore.

Fueling the Beast: Why I rely on Radix Nutrition to keep my cognitive levels high when the world is upside down.

The "Sea Legs" Miracle: What actually happens to your brain on Day 3.

Get the Field Manual:
Everything discussed today—including the seasickness med charts and the S.A.F.E. checklist—is pulled directly from my book, Be The Captain.
👉 Grab your copy here: https://bethecaptain.com/

Special Thanks:
Shoutout to Radix Nutrition for fueling the boat. When you're in the "Zombie Phase," nutrient density is your best friend.
Check them out: https://radixnutrition.com/

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