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00:00The one vitamin that could help keep mosquitoes away all summer.
00:05Summer activities attract mosquitoes, causing annoyance.
00:09There's a belief that vitamin B1 changes scent to repel them.
00:13Let's explore its scientific findings and natural repellents.
00:20Vitamin B1, or thiamine, is popular for natural bug protection.
00:25Some claim B1 supplements or patches amid a mosquito-repelling odor, with online products promising a bite-free summer.
00:36Unlike vitamins that repel mosquitoes, some natural mosquito-repellent oils have shown real promise.
00:44They don't rely on synthetic chemicals and can be quite effective, especially when used correctly.
00:49Lemon eucalyptus oil is a trusted mosquito repellent with PMD.
00:58Citronella oil, commonly found in candles and sprays, offers short-term protection and requires frequent reapplication for effectiveness.
01:09Lavender oil has a pleasant scent and offers mild protection.
01:13Peppermint oil provides a strong smell and a cooling effect that may repel some mosquitoes, especially when combined with other oils.
01:26Clove oil performed well in lab settings, and cinnamon oil shows promise, too.
01:32However, they can irritate the skin.
01:34Always dilute them with a carrier oil like coconut or jojoba before applying.
01:39Neem, tea tree, and thyme oils repel mosquitoes naturally by blocking bites, disrupting breeding, and soothing skin with added antibacterial benefits.
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