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View offer at Uncommon GoodsLeave it to a mom to find the sweet spot between feeling and looking good. When Ramona Quincey was pregnant with her daughter, she loved the way elastic acupressure bands alleviated her morning sickness, but she wasn't wild about their straight-from-the-drugstore look. Her handmade set of two ceramic bracelets delivers the same drug-free benefits but are stylish enough to wear with anything. The secret is the large keystone beads: When worn against the inside of your wrists, they stimulate the P6 (or Nei Guan) pressure points, which are well known in traditional Chinese medicine to relieve vomiting and that dreaded queasy feeling. Ramona?s attractive accessories can help with nausea caused by pregnancy, motion sickness, chemotherapy, and other conditions, and because the beads are flat, they?re comfortable enough to wear all day. Thanks, Mom. Handmade in Portland, Oregon.
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