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From: 23403091@sdcc3.UUCP (23403091)
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Subject: Re: Mosquitoes, other nasties ?)
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Date: Thu, 16-May-85 23:13:25 EDT
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Summary: Yeasties

In article <249@sdcc13.UUCP> ee163acp@sdcc13.UUCP (DARIN JOHNSON) writes:

>A few acquaintances of mine swear on vitamin B-12 (or around there)
>taken during the few days before the 'problem' period.  It has never
>worked for me, but I've seen results.  (I was the only one bitten :-( 

Yup, that works, but I have found something that works
real well: Brewers Yeast

It can be purchased at any health food shop and does wonders for repelling
fleas, 'skeeters, etc.  It really makes your skin taste bad. (Note: it really
doesn't make you smell :-)

Oh, by the way, if you ever feed the stuff to a cat, you will make a friend for
life. (Plus give it a better coat..)

-Jim Hayes, UCSD.
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