How Mosquitoes Decide Who To Bite It's actually quite an
interesting story how mosquitoes, among other bugs, come to
decide on who they are going to make their next meal. Have you
ever wondered why, out of a group of people, some people just
appear to get eaten alive while others go on relatively
untouched? The answer can be attributed to simple biology as we
continuously release compounds through the pores of our skin
that mosquitoes pick up on such as: - Carbon Dioxide - Lactic
Acid While the color of the clothes we wear, our body heat, and
the movements we make outdoors will always put us on the radar
of a mosquito, the key point to bear in mind is that it is
actually what is released through our pours that sends the
signal of how desirable our selection as a meal will be. Through
much analyzing we've discovered a correlation between those who
have a deficiency of Vitamin B1 in their systems and among those
most likely to be inundated with the unwelcome appetite of
mosquitoes, ticks, and flies. How The Bug