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I live in an area with lots of creeks, bogs and marshes, so every summer there are a bunch of vicious mosquitos around here. Because I am allergic to insect bites, wherever I get a mosquito bite, it swells like crazy and blows up to a huge size. You could try Watkins insect repellent. It is the number one repellent in Canada, used by the department of forestry as well as the RCMP in Northern Quebec. It contains Doctor recommended Deet for the most effective protection against Lyme disease-carrying ticks, encephalitis carrying mosquitos and other pests. It's available in Canada and the U.S. I have found mosquito plants. They are citronella plants. I have purchased these at Loews and Home Depot. They cost about 3.00 each and are well worth it. I have several on my patio and around my pool. We have not been bit in 2 years. Report It There are other natural approaches as well. Eating garlic is one, but not always practical. It provides some mechanism that mosquitoes don't like. Also, eating citrus fruits changes the pH of your blood, more acidic, slightly so that mosquitoes no longer find your blood an appropriate meal. Report It There are a few plants that work well such as the citronella plant and catnip, believe it or not. Catnip was found to be 10X more effective than DEET by Iowa State University and they applied for a patent on it's extract to be used as a repellent. Report It Doctors will recommend anything, including DEET, so long as they are getting a slice of the profits regardless of its known health causing problems. Report It Avon's Skin-So-Soft. It's great! Skin-so-soft by Avon. I swear it's the best. I used it way back during the Gulf War and have used it ever since. Garlic. I kid you not. I use a lot of garlic when I'm cooking, and while everyone else is scratching themselves to the point of bleeding, I haven't had a mosquito bite in YEARS. In my experience the products from Avon work very well. Also if it is possible you can plant citronella plants around your home, or put them in pots and these plants are a excellent mosquito repellent. And the are very pretty also. The best way to repel mosquitoes is from the inside out. I take a lot of herbs and vitamins and I am almost never bothered by mosquitoes. I may end up with two bites all summer long. Garlic is another help. Whether you eat it in your food, or take the capsules. But if you take the capsules, the odorless do not work for this. Mosquitoes are attracted by you exhaled breath, when it is masked by the things you eat, the mosquitoes are not as attracted to you. Anyway, good luck and good summer. |
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