Will takeing a 500mg garlic supplement (Allium Sativum) ward off some mosquitoes or other bugs
health advisory
Hospital
Alternative Medicine
2007-11-16 3:13:07
Will this have any effect of warding off ticks and or other insects that feed off human blood or have I just watched too much movies from the 80's?
Answer:I recently read an article that bacteria, other "living organisms" ,that are ever present--in millions & trillions-- reside & feed all over the human body; some are beneficial, some unharmful, some w/yet-unknown effects to the body.
Garlic supplements are taken orally, while mosquitoes are outside your body, so they are not correlated. Citronella sprays would be a natural way to repel mosquitoes & bugs. There is also a Brazilian tree/bark(search for this) that is now used as an insect repellant commercially. Other herbs also exhibit the same repellant properties.
I think taking that much garlic will ward off humans, bugs I doubt it
Nope. It's touted to have antibacterial and antiviral properties. So, you'll still get a lot of bug bites, but will just get a cold less easily :-).
- Will taking vinegar tablets af..
- Will We Ever HAVE the BIO-TECH..
- With all the medicine on that ..
- Words of encouragement for my ..
- Would a cortisone injection be..
- Would gh complex plus make me ..
- Would it be ok to take 320 mg ..
- Would smoking pot help me mana..
- Would you be will to visit com..
- Would you use massage therapy ..
