Nausea Relief Diffuser Bracelet

Name: Nausea Relief Diffuser Bracelet
Brand: P6 Nausea bracelet

These pretty nausea relief diffuser bracelets are designed to be worn with the wooden bead over the P6 (or Neiguan) acupressure point on the inside of the wrist. Acuppresure has been clinically proven to relieve nausea.

You can also add a few drops of your preferred essential oil to the wooden bead and faux suede. Aromatherapy i.e. smelling essential oil vapours has been shown to help relieve sickness and nausea.

Each bracelet also has a natural Rose Quartz slider bead. Rose Quartz is a healing crystal and is the stone of friendship, love and harmony making this nausea relief diffuser bracelet a really special gift for you or a friend.

This listing is for a set of 2 nausea relief diffuser bracelets. The bracelets arrive with the card shown in the last image, explaining how to use them and the meaning behind the healing crystal.

These nausea relief diffuser bracelets are made from a faux suede that will absorb essential oils well, and hold them for a day or so. This material is also soft to wear on your wrist.

The wooden bead is made from beech wood and will also absorb essenital oils well.

The size of the bead means that when the bracelet is pulled snug to the wrist, the bead can sit against the P6 acupressure point on the inside of your wrist, and this point, when pressed, is known to help alleviate the symptoms of nausea.

The bracelet is adjustable by using the Rose Quartz slider bead. One size fits most adults. Please note, the bracelets sit well against your wrist for a long time, but if you move around a lot or catch them then they will move naturally.
Known as Tui Na in China, acupressure is the technique of applying pressure to the acupoints and meridians. Pericardium 6 (P6) is one of these points, governing the movement of energy in the chest, harmonisation of the digestion and stomach, the regulation of blood flow and the calming of the mind.

In China, acupressure on P6 is used to treat chest pain, irregular and painful periods, pre-menstrual depression, insomnia and to relieve nausea and vomiting, acid regurgitation, hiccupping and belching.

There have been several clinical trials looking into the evidence around the effectiveness of acupressure in easing sickness and vomiting.

A recent review reports that acupuncture and acupressure reduce the risk of developing nausea after an operation by 28–75%.

Studies have also shown that both acupuncture and acupressure are as effective as anti-nausea medications at reducing symptoms, with virtually no negative side effects.

Several reviews report that acupressure has shown a decrease in the frequency of chemotherapy related nausea. Patients undergoing chemotherapy can use nausea wrist bands to control anticipatory nausea as well as nausea induced by chemotherapy drugs.

Find out more about the benefits of acupressure for nausea relief in our blog article: Nausea Remedies - Acupressure.
Aromatherapy is one of the known ways to enjoy essential oils. It involves smelling essential oil vapours through a diffusing mechanism, which can be anything from a room diffuser to the steam of a hot bath. It’s also one of the safest and fastest methods of using essential oils because the essential oils go straight to your body’s olfactory system.

Inhalation of essential oil vapour stimulates a complex neurological process that interrupts the nausea feedback loop in the brain. It works by inhaling an essential oil vapour through the nose. The high alcohol content of the essential oils interferes with nausea signalling in the brain’s limbic system.

Advantages of using inhaled aromatherapy:

It's fast acting - Inhaled aromatherapy gets to work quicker than other methods

It's safe - Because there is no contact with the skin, inhaling aromatic vapours is safer to use

It's easily transportable - No need to worry about bottles or spills, so you can use your oils on the go.

You can find out more about the benefits of aromatherapy for nausea relief in our article: Nausea Remedies - Aromatherapy.

Inhalation of peppermint essential oil has been shown to be especially useful in controlling nausea and vomiting.

One study showed that peppermint aromatherapy was effective at reducing nausea in 57% of cases.

A further study, showed that using an inhaler containing peppermint essential oil at the onset of nausea reduced symptoms within two minutes of treatment in 44% of cases.

Another study reported in the 'Journal of Advanced Nursing' found that peppermint oil relieved postoperative nausea, enabling the administration of more pain relief medication.

Find out more about the benefits of peppermint essential oil for nausea relief in our article: Nausea Remedies - Mint.