Don’t Get Sick on a Cruise — A Doctor’s Honest Advice

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I'd rather have a piece of cake than a pina colada, which is a 1,200 calories. One pina colada 1,200 calories. I'd rather have a 500 calorie piece of cake.
The higher the floor the better and being in the middle of the ship. So, when you're choosing your cruise room, opt for that.
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Have you ever gone on a cruise and by day two you’re not feeling 100%? Maybe it’s fatigue, maybe it’s seasickness, maybe it’s just that “off” feeling… and suddenly your vacation isn’t quite what you expected. Here’s the truth… most people are making a few simple mistakes before they even step onboard that impact how they feel the entire trip. So I sat down with Dr. Tania Elliott, one of the top experts in preventive health, to break down exactly how to stay healthy at sea so you can actually enjoy every moment of your cruise. We get into the stuff nobody really talks about until it’s too late. What’s the biggest health mistake travelers make before a cruise? How do you boost your immunity before you even set sail? And once you’re onboard, what are the simple hygiene habits that really matter? We also talk about seasickness, that “confined” feeling some people get on ships, and how to keep your energy up when you’re bouncing from port to port. And let’s be honest… part of cruising is enjoying the food. So we talk about how to indulge without going completely off track, plus easy ways to stay active without ever stepping foot in the gym. She even shares exactly what should be in your travel health kit no exceptions.