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As we observe National Lyme Disease Awareness Month this May lets delve into what Lyme disease is and how to protect ourself.   Introduction: As we immerse ourselves in the great outdoors, relishing in the beauty of nature, there's a lurking threat that often goes unnoticed until it's too late: Lyme disease. This insidious illness, transmitted by the bite of infected ticks, can wreak havoc on our health if left unchecked. However, amidst concerns about chemical-laden repellents, there emerges a beacon of hope in the form of natural PMD insect repellents, such as those offered by THEYE. Let's delve into what...

As the UK transitions into warmer weather and brighter days, there's an undeniable allure to spending more time outdoors. Whether it's children playing in the garden, dog owners exploring fields, hiking enthusiasts hitting the trails, or camping in seek of adventures, the call of nature becomes irresistible. However, amidst the beauty of the great outdoors lies a potential threat - ticks. With tick season upon us, it's crucial to raise awareness about the risks they pose and the importance of staying protected, particularly due to the transmission of Lyme disease. Ticks, small arachnids often found in grassy and wooded areas, become more...

Embracing Nature: PMD Insect Repellent - Effective, Safe, and Sustainable In the realm of outdoor activities, whether it's hiking through lush forests, camping under starlit skies, or simply enjoying a barbecue with your family, pesky insects can quickly turn a pleasant experience into an itchy nightmare. For decades, synthetic chemical insect repellents have been the go-to solution, offering protection against mosquitoes, ticks, and other bothersome bugs. However, concerns about their potential side effects on human health and the environment have prompted a shift towards more natural alternatives. One such alternative gaining traction is PMD insect repellent, derived from the oil...

Mosquitoes that carry viruses like dengue and chikungunya have moved into new parts of Europe, increasing the risk of illness, studies have shown. European scientists have recently confirmed that more frequent heatwaves and flooding, alongside the longer, warmer summers in Europe, have created more favourable conditions for the bugs - which are carriers of mosquito-borne diseases that can lead to illness and even death. The report, by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), tracks the spread of different species of mosquitoes that can carry and transmit a number different of viruses to humans. These include dengue and Zika -...