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TICK REPELLENT (for body and yard)

Updated: Aug 28




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"Cistus Tea can be ingested as a tick repellent! According to Dietrich Klinghardt, the Sardinians have discovered through the decades that when giving Cistus Incanus to their pets or livestock, the animals who ate the tea leaves exhibited no ticks whereas those who didn’t eat the plant had dozens of ticks. This trick seems to work with humans and it’s a great side effect of the tea and a pleasant alternative to putting on chemical repellents to keep ticks away.


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Yard protection (tick boxes)

Dr. Richard Horowitz mentions using these on his land




CISTUS INCANUS post


YARD PROTECTION


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