Zentrip Maker Offers Tips for Boaters and Fishermen in Fending Off Seasickness

Torrance, CA (PRWEB) October 21, 2011

Sato Pharmaceutical, maker of Zentrip, reports that with all the devices and preventative medications on the market, there is no reason today to fear seasickness when fishing from a boat or traveling by ship.

The key is in realizing that since seasickness is created by a mismatch between the balance the ear feels through its semicircular canals and the balance that the eye sees, the ear can send signals to a part of the brain that tells you that youre in distress. "This gives new meaning to the old saw, 'dont rock the boat'," says Walter Morimoto, sales manager for Zentrip.

To aid in preventing seasickness, scientists in Japan created Zentrip, a novel medicated strip for motion and seasickness that dissolves in seconds on the tongue and quickly goes to work in restoring a calm feeling.

The developers of Zentrip suggest that anyone going on a boat can avoid or ease the queasiness attributable to seasickness by following these simple rules:

On a boat, choose a seat in the middle, preferably on deck.

Keep your head still and focus on the distant horizon.

Close your eyes and avoid looking at fast-moving objects, such as waves or other vistas and scenery.

Costs of Attending College Soar; CheapCollegeDude.com offers Solutions, Tips

Nine Mile Falls, WA (PRWEB) August 19, 2008

Congress is currently working to pass legislation to help reduce the costs of attending college. Currently the average college student spends around $ 900 per year on textbooks, in addition to the sharply raising cost of tuition. While experts debate how effective Congress will be in reducing the burden of the average college student, others, like CheapCollegeDude.com, aim to help college students save money and live on a tighter budget right now.

With the launch of the new site, CheapCollegeDude.com is providing college students with a plethora of ways to save money, locate cheap college textbooks, find free or discounted software, get clothing bargains, and even create cheap meals that; the site claims are "dirt cheap" and "semi-healthy." The site is also trying to ease their visitor's financials burdens by slating to offer a monthly $ 100 contest for students who offer their own tips on how to live well on a college budget.

"I learned to live on a tight budget in college, years ago. Now it's my son's turn to do it. And he better do it well as prices have skyrocketed and I'm footing part of the bill," says Scott Chaney, creator of CheapCollegeDude.com. "Most college students could use information on how to live on a budget, stretch the few dollars they do have, and especially find deals on the items they need. We try to provide this sort of useful information in a practical and sometimes humorous way."

Finding the best deals on used textbooks is just one of the hot-ticket items on the site. They also discuss the pros and cons of various phone service options, including using VoIP. And the 'cheap recipes' section should help those living on limited budgets who are cooking in their college dorm or apartments. The site even has multiple ideas on how to liven up "the basic college staple" Top Ramen.

While much of their advice is practical, sometimes their tips are more unconventional. In one "parent play" the reader is encouraged to show up at the airport with duct tape holding their pants together in an attempt to shame their parents into buying them new clothes.

"We've tried to simplify saving money, while presenting our tips in a slightly unorthodox way." says Chaney. "Where else can college students get useful information ranging from cheap textbooks to cheap dates?

About CheapCollegeDude.com:

CheapCollegeDude.com is geared toward helping college students better afford the rising costs of attending college by living cheaply but effectively. The site provides practical tips and advice on how to save on textbooks, finances, clothes, eating, entertainment, transportation, software, and more. To learn more, visit the Web site at http://www.CheapCollegeDude.com .

###

Related Textbooks For Cheap Press Releases

Hsbc Commercial Banking Offers Online Kick-Start To Small Businesses

London, United Kingdom (PRWeb UK) June 11, 2009

HSBC Commercial Banking has joined forces with Mr Site - the UK's leading website creation tool - to offer its small and micro business banking customers the facilities to develop an online presence.

Louisiana Doctor Paul Harch Offers Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment to Highest Bidder

New Orleans, LA (PRWEB) October 28, 2011

Paul Harch, MD of Harch Hyperbarics Inc. has donated 40 hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) treatments to The New Orleans Healing Center Fund Raiser to be auctioned off on eBay. This short auction will end Friday October 28th at 11pm

Hyperbaric Oxygen is being realized to offer healing, or medical benefit, to more than the thirteen indications that are covered by insurance. Conditions such as Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Traumatic Brain Injury, Stroke, PTSD, and many others have responded positively to HBOT treatments but are considered off-label indications because they are not covered by most insurance plans.

Dr. Harch has been treating patients with HBOT for over twenty years and has written a book called The Oxygen Revolution explaining just how this noninvasive and painless treatment can help the tens of millions in this country who suffer diseases considered hopeless from their doctors diseases from a chronic wound to a traumatic head injury.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy for these off-label conditions cost on average $ 200 per one-hour session (called a dive.) A patient will spend $ 8,000 for 40 dives.

The New Orleans Healing Center celebrated its grand opening this year in downtown New Orleans. The mission for this community center is all about healing and has based its core purpose and operating principles on the United Nations guidelines for healing/sustainability. This year the community center will host the fourth annual Anba Dlo RISING TIDES Halloween Party where the auction will take bids via a Kiosk.

###