The sound’s volume depends on the smoothness of the poured stream of water A stream of water poured from a teapot forms ridges as it falls before breaking up into individual droplets.

Scientists in Japan have developed a novel therapy that could soon have motion sickness sufferers singing a different tune.

“Our study demonstrated that short-term stimulation using a unique sound called 'sound spice®' alleviates symptoms of motion sickness, such as nausea and dizziness,” Kagawa said. “The ...

"Our study demonstrated that short-term stimulation using a unique sound called 'sound spice ® ' alleviates symptoms of motion sickness, such as nausea and dizziness," Kagawa said.