Can garlic repel mosquitoes? How to use it best?

Eating garlic can effectively repel mosquitoes.

On the 6 th, the solar terms of the awn species were ushered in. At this time, the temperature rises and the weather is getting hotter and hotter. When people put on all kinds of summer clothes, it also brings opportunities to annoying mosquitoes. Health care experts remind that the public can effectively repel mosquitoes and avoid bites by eating garlic or B vitamins. For example, taking 1 ~ 2 tablets of B vitamins orally one hour before going to bed will be excreted from sweat after physiological metabolism, resulting in an odor that mosquitoes dare not approach. Of course, eating garlic can also effectively repel mosquitoes. You can also put one or two pots of blooming jasmine, Milan or roses indoors, preferably cordate telosma, because mosquitoes can't stand the fragrance of these flowers, so they can also effectively repel mosquitoes. Orange light also has mosquito repellent effect. Because mosquitoes are afraid of orange light, the bedroom can be illuminated with orange light in summer. In addition, wearing light-colored clothes such as yellow and white can reduce mosquito bites, and wearing dark blue or brown clothes is more likely to be bitten by mosquitoes. Finally, a few boxes of uncovered cool oil and essential balm can be put in the bedroom, and ground mothballs can be scattered in the corner of the room to repel mosquitoes.