Скачать или смотреть Deep Dive Podcast Motion Sickness Relief with new research

This podcast was produced with Notebook LM, and then we used HeyGen and VEED to turn into a real podcast. We used Google Imagin 4 to make the podcaster, and VEO3 to create the opening scene. Took some time but we think it came out pretty good.

Recent research from Nagoya University has found that a specific 100 Hz pure tone can effectively alleviate motion sickness symptoms. This "sound spice®" technology stimulates the otolithic organs in the inner ear, which are responsible for detecting linear acceleration and gravity, thereby improving balance and spatial orientation.

Key findings include:
Significant Reduction in Symptoms: Even one minute of exposure to the 100 Hz tone at a safe sound pressure level (around 80-85 dBZ) reduced motion sickness symptoms like nausea and dizziness in human trials involving driving simulators, swings, and real cars.
Objective Improvements: Posturography and electrocardiography (ECG) analysis showed improved balance and a positive modulation of the autonomic nervous system (reduced sympathetic nerve activity), which is often dysregulated in motion sickness.
Lasting Effect: In mice studies, the motion-sickness-alleviating effect of a 5-minute exposure to the 100 Hz tone lasted for over two hours.
Safety and Simplicity: The sound level is within the range of everyday environmental noise, suggesting a safe and practical approach for preventing motion sickness in various travel situations.

Visit www.motionsicknessrelief.com
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