The Italian Rx To Help Brazilians!
You may have heard that the Summer Olympics are about to start.
You also may have heard about something called the "Zika Virus."
What is it, you ask?
A virus that is transmitted by mosquitoes.
A mosquito bites someone with the virus and then passes it on to
someone else.
Believe it or not, the Zika virus has been around for 60 yrs.
and it was found mostly in African countries, and today- 2016, it
can be found in Brazil and the U.S.
The Brazilian government is combating the virus with repellents,
lots of repellents.
But wait, shouldn't we (the people) ask some questions
about the those repellents?
What type of questions?
What's in those repellents?
Will the repellents (bug sprays) cause harmful effects to one's health later
on in life?
Is there something that can repel the mosquitoes that's much safer?
If these are questions you also want answered, then you may want to look
to Italy for the answer.
Italy?
Yes, but not just Italy, but all countries that use garlic.
Garlic?
Yes, whenever one thinks of Garlic, Italy always come to mind
and thanks to some gardeners who were looking for alternatives
to harmful bug sprays, they discovered the Garlic cure...
Simply put- just mix 2 Tbs. of garlic powder with 2 cups of water
and spray the outdoor area where you and your family eat, chat
and socialize.
Another tip:
If you plan on being outdoors at night and use lights, spray the lights.
Mosquitoes are attracted to lights, and when the bulb heats up,
the garlic scent from the bulbs will drive the blood-sucking pests
in the opposite direction.
That's it- a simple, no-toxic and inexpensive tip to keep
everyone "Zika-Free!"
Good Luck!
JGIb~~
NRFATW!
You may have heard that the Summer Olympics are about to start.
You also may have heard about something called the "Zika Virus."
What is it, you ask?
A virus that is transmitted by mosquitoes.
A mosquito bites someone with the virus and then passes it on to
someone else.
Believe it or not, the Zika virus has been around for 60 yrs.
and it was found mostly in African countries, and today- 2016, it
can be found in Brazil and the U.S.
The Brazilian government is combating the virus with repellents,
lots of repellents.
But wait, shouldn't we (the people) ask some questions
about the those repellents?
What type of questions?
What's in those repellents?
Will the repellents (bug sprays) cause harmful effects to one's health later
on in life?
Is there something that can repel the mosquitoes that's much safer?
If these are questions you also want answered, then you may want to look
to Italy for the answer.
Italy?
Yes, but not just Italy, but all countries that use garlic.
Garlic?
Yes, whenever one thinks of Garlic, Italy always come to mind
and thanks to some gardeners who were looking for alternatives
to harmful bug sprays, they discovered the Garlic cure...
Simply put- just mix 2 Tbs. of garlic powder with 2 cups of water
and spray the outdoor area where you and your family eat, chat
and socialize.
Another tip:
If you plan on being outdoors at night and use lights, spray the lights.
Mosquitoes are attracted to lights, and when the bulb heats up,
the garlic scent from the bulbs will drive the blood-sucking pests
in the opposite direction.
That's it- a simple, no-toxic and inexpensive tip to keep
everyone "Zika-Free!"
Good Luck!
JGIb~~
NRFATW!
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