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July 1, 2009
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Dear Rainet,
Mosquitoes love summer outings and they don’t mind showing up without an invitation. These annoying uninvited guests can turn a pleasant gathering into a nightmare of swatting and itching. Female mosquitoes are especially troublesome because they need blood in order to produce a healthy brood of eggs. Most mosquitoes are active at dawn and dusk but there are also mosquitoes that seek hosts during the day. There are 150 different mosquito species that live in this country.
If you are going to be outside for any length of time, be sure to wear light-colored clothing. Mosquitoes love dark clothing. They also love strong sweet smells so don’t use concentrated perfumes, deodorants, lotions, hair gels or hair sprays before attending a summer outing. There are several types of plants that can repel mosquitoes. Citronella grass is used to make candles and citronella oil. Catnip is another good repellant. Rosemary, which is commonly grown in herb gardens, is also helpful. Marigolds have a smell that mosquitoes and many other insects find objectionable. The aforementioned plants can also be used to make an all-natural mosquito repellant. All you have to do is crush the leaves and flowers to release the oils and put them in alcohol. Once the plants have infused the liquid you can use the mixtures just as you would other repellants. There is some evidence that suggests taking zinc supplements may make you less susceptible to mosquito bites. Bear in mind that it takes about a month to build up enough zinc in your system to discourage insects. If you do get bitten there are many natural remedies to help reduce the itching and discomfort brought on by mosquito bites. Apple cider vinegar applied directly to the bite can help. You can also make a paste out of witch hazel and baking soda to relieve itching. Lavender oil applied to the bite can also reduce itchiness. Holding an ice cube on the area immediately after being bitten will reduce the chances of swelling. So go ahead and plan your summer outing so you can enjoy the beautiful warm weather with your family and friends. Use natural methods to keep the mosquitoes at bay and hopefully the uninvited guests will stay away. Yours in good health, ![]() Sheila McCormick Editor, IVL Health Watch back to top |
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How Can the Rooster Help Keep Joints & Muscles Free of Pain?
As we age, our joints and muscles lose Hyaluronic Acid (HA) and HA is the critical lubricant for your healthy joints, skin and eyes. This joint dryness is the principal reason why your cartilage - the shock absorber between your joints - becomes malnourished and starved, and why it starts to break down and disintegrate, causing terrible pain with each step. HA is extracted from Rooster Comb and it's the best source for providing your body with a low molecular weight source of HA, which means higher absorption. HA is odorless, neutral in color, water-soluble and classified as a food. It is 100% natural and has shown to be effective in maintaining skin elasticity, joint flexibility and sharp vision among adults. And it’s found in Alleviate™ - Joint Formula! back to top |
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Less Toxins = Less Pain, More Energy
But once these harmful substances are removed from your system, you’ll begin to look and feel dramatically better. Now there’s a clinically studied and effective formula from India that fights off pain while it boosts brain function. It’s called Pain & Brain™ - Ayurvedic Curcumin Formula. GET READY to reduce metabolic wastes that trigger body inflammation and you may start to gain NEW flexibility, NEW energy, NEW mental alertness, and NEW cardiovascular health. back to top |
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