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New Sound Technology Offers Relief for Motion Sickness

4/20/2025

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Researchers at Nagoya University, spearheaded by Takumi Kagawa and Masashi Kato, have unveiled an innovative sound stimulation technology that offers hope for those plagued by motion sickness. Just one minute of exposure to a 100 Hz sound can significantly ease nausea and dizziness, presenting a safe and effective solution for millions of travelers seeking relief.

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Researchers at Nagoya University, spearheaded by Takumi Kagawa and Masashi Kato, have unveiled an innovative sound stimulation technology that offers hope for those plagued by motion sickness. Just one minute of exposure to a 100 Hz sound can significantly ease nausea and dizziness, presenting a safe and effective solution for millions of travelers seeking relief.