Dill pickles help nausea, this has been a very long time aid in detering nausea.

Thanks.  Might be tricky to carry in my purse, though.

Pregnant women have been craving pickles forever, and didn't always know that it was for the gastric benefits. They can be sliced up inti bite sized pieces-& put into a ziplock- they don't spoil, since they are pickled. You could also find a small plastic container you trust for your

purse! It helps me, my children, my adult frinds..... 

Don't pickles cause migraines for some people?

I keep looking for the ginger Altoids.  I know they're around and I'll find them.  I've use a ginger hard candy sometimes which I find better than the peppermint Altoids.  The ginger candy was definitely an aquired taste.  I would imagine the ginger Altoids would be something you need to get used to too.

Ginger gum is available now. It really helps though it doesn't last long. Ginger ice cream is being made by Haagen Daz (sp?) in their five-ingredient line. So, is mint ice cream. They're both really tasty and don't contain any of the food colorings and other artificial stuff that other ice creams have. A holistic-diehard friend got me started on ginger capsules, and I find they work better than phenergan and some of the drugs the doctors have given me.

With regard to the impressive list of migraine determents, I would suggest using sharpshooters earplugs, they have a metal cartridge inside that shuts down when the noise is too loud. 

I only would also add an additional set of industrial ear protectors,- sometimes 1 pair of ear plugs is just not enough, & I need both

Interesting you should say that because I sometimes need to wear the headsets my husband uses on the shooting range in addition to the earplugs I get at the drug store.  I had some industrial strength earplugs but they disappeared. Where would I obtain others? I also keep a chemical filter painting mask on hand for when my husband is doing work around the house. I look like something out of a nuclear war movie, but I can at least leave the confines of our heavily filtered bedroom while he's making home repairs. Been thinking about taking it to work to use in the office when we're getting socked with exhaust or mechanical fumes there.  Using it does allow me to take care of chores like changing the cat box, or helping to paint using no-VOC paints. Might be a good addition for road trips when bad weather is holding exhaust fumes close to the ground, now that I'm thinking about it. You know what got me badly on a recent vacation  -- high sulphur content in the water supply everywhere we went in Florida. I kept smelling sulphur and getting nauseous or vomiting. Everyone told me I was imagining it. Turns out there really is a high sulphur content to the water supply. Between that and all the fragrances in sheets, house cleaning supplies, soaps, etc., everywhere we went, I lived on rescue meds all week. Thanks for the reminder!