Sick day, as in ski sickness (aka Häusler’s disease)

Ski sickness is a form of motion sickness that can strike skiers, especially when visibility is poor in fog, blizzards, whiteout, and flat light conditions.

The disorienting, dizzying, and nauseating feeling, which is similar to sea sickness or car sickness, is due to the body’s inability to make sense of a barrage of conflicting stimuli.

Learn more about causes and cures at: https://snowslang.com/ski-sickness-hauslers-diseas...

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