How to Kill Demodex Mites

Demodex mites infestation is mostly known as a conditional-pathogenic parasite in dogs. But there are also Demodex mites that affect humans, which according to studies, 90% of teenagers have this as the cause of their severe acne. In Dogs, the parasites are usually passed on from mother to puppy. In humans, the hormonal changes in the adolescent cause their sebaceous glands to produce more sebum, making the skin of the host a perfect thriving environment for the Demodex mites. For both, the...

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Demodex Folliculorum and Hair Loss

Hair loss is a widespread century old situation into which beset human beings. As to our generation these days, hair loss treatment is a need. There are many known factors acquainted with hair loss which includes diet, stress, genetics and even chemical factors attributed with hair care products such as shampoos. What lies unknown and uncommon to mankind is the factoring cause of demodex folliculorum – a certain tiny creature, parasite to be exact, which have had the responsibility over the occurrence of hair loss. Demodex Folliculorum or also...

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Symptoms and Treatment of Canine Demodicosis

Canine demodicosis is also called red mange or canine skin mites. Our pets: dogs, cats and others can suffer from this skin condition. The disease often appear in form of isolated lesions that can be spotted on any part of our pets’ body. Most often, these lesions are accompanied by hair loss and spots of crusty red skin. Worst case or severe form of canine demodicosis is characterized by a foul smell and intense itchiness. The main culprit of this skin disease is the infestation of Demodex...

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