Anchor Nutrition Bars: A Natural Approach to Seasickness and Motion Sickness Relief
Anchor Nutrition bars are a non-pharmaceutical alternative designed to help prevent or reduce nausea associated with seasickness and other forms of motion-induced illness. Developed and marketed by Real Food Solutions, these bars rely on food-based ingredients rather than drugs, appealing to people who prefer natural, recognizable components over medicinal preparations.

According to the manufacturer, Anchor Nutrition bars contain only recognizable food ingredients that are known to help prevent and lessen feelings of queasiness. The company reports that more than 70 percent of users surveyed said the bar effectively prevented or relieved nausea during travel or exposure to motion. This feedback suggests the bars may be a useful option for casual or occasional sufferers of motion-induced discomfort who prefer to try a food-based solution before or instead of medications.
Key features and benefits:
- Natural, food-based formulation: The bars are made from ingredients that consumers can identify and recognize, intended for those seeking a simpler, less medicinal approach to nausea relief.
- Convenient and portable: Packaged as a snack bar, they are easy to carry on boats, planes, trains, cars, or buses—making them suitable for travelers, commuters, and recreational boaters.
- Non-pharmaceutical option: Because they are marketed as a food product rather than a drug, they may appeal to users who prefer to avoid over-the-counter medications for mild motion sickness symptoms.
- User-reported effectiveness: In company-conducted surveys, a majority of respondents reported relief or prevention of queasiness after using the bar.
Suggested use and considerations
Anchor Nutrition bars are intended as a preventative or supportive measure for mild to moderate motion-induced nausea. For best results, consider having a bar on hand before travel or at the first sign of queasiness. As with any product that addresses a health-related symptom, individuals with severe, persistent, or worsening symptoms should consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice. The bars are not positioned as a medical treatment and do not replace professional care when it is needed.
Who might benefit
These bars may be attractive to a range of people, including recreational boaters who experience occasional seasickness, travelers who feel queasy during long commutes or flights, and anyone seeking a food-based alternative to standard antiemetic medications. They may also appeal to parents or caregivers looking for a simple, portable option to try for mild motion-related nausea in older children and adults. Always check ingredient lists and packaging if you have food allergies or dietary restrictions.
Availability and cost
Anchor Nutrition bars have been offered at a retail price of $3.99 per bar. They are distributed by Real Food Solutions of Boston. For inquiries or to learn more about product availability, the company’s contact information is listed as Real Food Solutions, Boston; phone: (617) 800-9606; website: anchornutri.com (company site).
Final notes
As a food-based, non-drug option, Anchor Nutrition bars provide an alternative for people seeking natural approaches to manage mild motion-induced nausea. Reported user satisfaction in surveys indicates widespread perceived benefit, though individual responses can vary. For chronic or severe motion sickness, or if you have underlying health conditions, consult your healthcare provider before relying solely on an over-the-counter or food-based remedy.
This article originally appeared in the September 2015 issue.