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Showing posts with label mosquitos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mosquitos. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 12, 2016

State told city mayors to keep Zika trap sites a secret

  1. Some states are spraying a neurotoxin called Naled, brand name Dibrom (morbid spelled backward) to kill the mosquitos.
  2. Florida Dept of Health used multiple meetings, phone calls and conversations, to hide trap sites, so no paper trail was made. That alone is suspicious.

Source
Health Nut News. Site also has daily Zika virus map animated update.

Wednesday, May 25, 2016

Make your own yarrow mosquito repellent

A US Army study found a yarrow tincture repelled mosquitoes better than DEET. There is some question about how toxic DEET is as the skin absorbs it.

Yarrow, Achillea millefolium, grows in sunny areas and it likes sandy soil. I have lots in my backyard and it spreads somewhat fast and is very hardy. I get flowers around the end of June with more consistent hot weather. It seems to survive drought quite well as we get almost no rain for 8 weeks in July and August. It also has very wispy, ferny leaves and even the leaves look nice.

Another commenter mentions:
I drop a few drops of eucalyptus oil in coconut oil and rub it on exposed skin. It works really well.

Sources
Natural News.
The study about how DEET is toxic.
Making the tincture.




Monday, March 21, 2016

GM mosquitos no danger to public

GM male mosquitoes (males don't bite) have already been released into the public, with a noticeable reduction in the mosquito population in local areas. The male mosquitoes are sterile, mate with females, who then lay eggs that never hatch.

Score 1 for the fight against malaria.