Re: Re: Experimental treatments to avoid being a tick magnet

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Selma,

Where did you get the borrelia nosodes? I googled, but nothing came up.

Thanks for the info on the brewers yeast.

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, I tried neem, garlic and brewer's yeast with my cat before I

went on borrelia nosodes, as I was DESPERATE, he came in one week

with 80 ticks this spring and everyday with an average of 10 ticks.

In my short experience (still early to have 100% confirmation

though), the best tick repellent that is working for him so far are

borrelia nosodes LM6, just once a week. You keep the cat/ dog with

neem oil just for flees (once a month), and the borrelia nosodes will

do the rest for INFECTED ticks.

The neem/ garlic/ brewer's yeast I give my cat too, but the problem

is dosage. He's semi-wild, he doesn't come home to feed every day,

and all of these stuff are VERY dose dependent to work.

This week, no tick on him either!!

My daughter is also on the nosodes, and by this time of the year last

year, she would have gotten 2 bites (last year, she got 3, the last

one in August). So far, no bites.

This year tick infestation is MUCH worse than last year.

I will only know if this works for sure next year, in spring, if I

continue giving my cat the nosodes, as he comes with dozens,

sometimes hundreds of ticks every spring since he was born.

Selma

> I have read that taking nutritional brewers yeast keeps ticks and

mosquitos

> away. Good for pets too.

>

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