Yes! Tummy Tamer is specially formulated to help with motion sickness, nausea while traveling, and general queasiness through a combination of clinically-studied natural ingredients.
How It Works:
Ginger Root Extract – One of nature's most proven remedies for nausea and motion sickness. Ginger works by calming the stomach, reducing nausea signals, and supporting healthy digestive function. Studies show it can be as effective as over-the-counter motion sickness medications without the drowsiness.
Lemon Balm Extract – Helps ease digestive discomfort and calms the nervous system response that often triggers nausea during travel. Particularly helpful for stress-related queasiness.
Clinical-Strength Probiotics – 17 billion CFU of shelf-stable Bacillus strains help maintain digestive balance even when your routine is disrupted by travel, time zone changes, or unfamiliar foods.
Aloe Vera Leaf – Naturally soothes and calms the digestive tract, providing gentle support when you're feeling queasy.
Usage Tips:
For travel: Take 1-2 servings 30-60 minutes before departure (car, plane, boat, or train).
For ongoing nausea: Can be taken 1-2 times daily as needed.
Morning sickness: Many customers take it first thing in the morning or keep it bedside for immediate relief.
Travel-friendly: Single-serving pouches are TSA-approved and perfect for carry-on bags or glove compartments.
What Customers Say:
Travelers love keeping Tummy Tamer on hand for road trips, flights, and cruises. Many report feeling more confident exploring new destinations knowing they have natural nausea relief available. Parents also appreciate having a gentle option for kids prone to car sickness (though we recommend consulting your pediatrician for children under 12).
Additional Benefits:
Unlike many motion sickness medications, Tummy Tamer won't make you drowsy or jittery, so you can stay alert and enjoy your journey. The natural formula is also gentle enough for daily use during pregnancy (always consult your healthcare provider first).
Note: While Tummy Tamer can help manage motion sickness and nausea symptoms, it's not a replacement for medical treatment. If symptoms persist or worsen, consult your healthcare provider.