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Garlic As A Mosquito Repellent: Myth Or Fact?
Garlic contains sulphur compounds like allicin, known for their strong smell and antimicrobial properties. The idea is that consuming garlic changes your body odour, making you less attractive to mosquitoes.
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Do Mosquito Repellent Creams Harm Skin? Doctors Clear The Air
Mosquito repellent creams are widely used to prevent dengue and malaria, but do they harm your skin? Dermatologists explain their safety, possible side effects, and the right way to use them.
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Get Rid Of Mosquitoes And Sleep Peacefully With These Mosquito Repellents
Protect your health and the health of your family and little ones from the mosquito menace
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Use These 7 Insect Repellents To Stay Safe This Season
Make sure safety is your highest priority this season
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One mosquito coil equals 100 cigarettes, says expert
Smoke emitted from one mosquito repellent coil is equivalent to those of 100 cigarettes, thus causing harm to a large number of people in India, an expert said on Wednesday.
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Effective mosquito repellents
Mosquitoes can transmit a number of diseases, including malaria, yellow fever etc. Insect repellents containing the chemical DEET (N,N-diethyl-3-methylbenzamide) are more effective mosquito deterrents than other synthetic repellents or plant-derived products.
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Garlic As A Mosquito Repellent: Myth Or Fact?
Garlic contains sulphur compounds like allicin, known for their strong smell and antimicrobial properties. The idea is that consuming garlic changes your body odour, making you less attractive to mosquitoes.
-
Do Mosquito Repellent Creams Harm Skin? Doctors Clear The Air
Mosquito repellent creams are widely used to prevent dengue and malaria, but do they harm your skin? Dermatologists explain their safety, possible side effects, and the right way to use them.
-
Get Rid Of Mosquitoes And Sleep Peacefully With These Mosquito Repellents
Protect your health and the health of your family and little ones from the mosquito menace
-
Use These 7 Insect Repellents To Stay Safe This Season
Make sure safety is your highest priority this season
-
One mosquito coil equals 100 cigarettes, says expert
Smoke emitted from one mosquito repellent coil is equivalent to those of 100 cigarettes, thus causing harm to a large number of people in India, an expert said on Wednesday.
-
Effective mosquito repellents
Mosquitoes can transmit a number of diseases, including malaria, yellow fever etc. Insect repellents containing the chemical DEET (N,N-diethyl-3-methylbenzamide) are more effective mosquito deterrents than other synthetic repellents or plant-derived products.
