Native Indian Remedies to Get Rid of Bed Bugs


The new generation households of today are usually oblivious of another neighbor living within their midst. Usually, they have never seen a bed bug before. Pest control professionals does not even include the remedies for controlling bed bugs.



They are not even aware that there are native Indian remedies to get rid of bed bugs, though those remedies are already incorporated to the latest remedies to get rid of bed bugs.



History Of Bed Bug Infestations



Before the World War II, bed bug infestations were very common in the Americas. Native indians even have native Indian remedies to get rid of bed bugs. With the improvement in hygiene, the native indian remedies to get rid of bed bugs were no longer that needed.



In fact, the native Indian remedies to get rid of bed bugs have been incorporated later on to existing remedies to get rid of the bed bugs. The native Indian remedies to get rid of bed bugs were basically useful and helpful to households with infestation of the bed bugs.



Eventually, during the 1940s and 1950s, the use of DDT was already widespread. The bed bugs have seem to vanish and the native Indian remedies to get rid of bed bugs were no longer needed.



In other regions of the world where the native Indian remedies to get rid of bed bugs are not known, bed bugs remained and proliferated. These other regions of the world includes Asia, Central and South America, Africa and Europe.

They have no idea of the native Indian remedies to get rid of bed bugs. They also have no habit of using DDT pesticides.



In the following years, however, the bed bugs suddenly made a comeback in the U.S. The bed bugs are increasingly being experienced in several homes, hotels, apartments, motels, shelters, dormitories, and several modes of transport.

They wished they knew the native Indian remedies to get rid of bed bugs that were so effective before the war.



The international immigration and travel have undoubtedly been cited as having been contributed to the sudden resurgence of bed bugs in the country.

Though there are several changes in the modern pest control practice, the bed bug pesticides seem to be not so effective. The native Indian remedies to get rid of bed bugs are more effective and helpful.



The recurrence of bed bugs infestation are suspected to be caused by poor hygiene and less effective DDT pesticides.

The bed bugs are also seem to be growing immune to these pesticides as time went by.

The native Indian remedies to get rid of bed bugs used before the war were far more efficient than the present pesticides.



Description and Habits of Bed Bugs



It seems that the native Indian remedies to get rid of bed bugs are far more helpful in finishing the bed bugs infestation. Maybe this is because Indians have observed carefully the habits of the bed bugs.



Bed bugs are very small, brownish, and flattened insects that feed singularly on the blood of any animal.

Cimex lectularius is the scientific name for the common bed bug and is the species that is most adapted to be able to live with the humans. The bed bugs has done so since the ancient times.



Though there exist native indian remedies to get rid of bed bugs, the United States is not the only country that has been infested with them.

These insects are mentioned in old texts during the age of medieval Europe and also in classical writings of the Greeks.

The classical writings of the Greek were dated as far back to the era of Aristotle.



So it was unimaginable that there only exist native Indian remedies to get rid of bed bugs and not European Knight remedies to get rid of bed bugs or even Greek warrior remedies to get rid of bed bugs.



A reason could be that the bed bug infestation in other countries may be immune to the native Indian remedies or that simply because there are other bed bug species that prefers to draw blood from several wild hosts which include the bats and wild birds.

Depending on the pest, damage can be caused to your home, your possessions, and your health.

If this is the case, then you should take the time to begin researching online to get more do it yourself pest control tips and supplies.

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