What are Ear mites? Ear mites in dogs and cats are tiny, spider like creatures that invade the ear canal and feed on skin debris. The ears can have a dark, wax like substance which is a clear sign of ear mites. They often prefer cats as their hosts, but dogs are not immune to [Read the Rest...]
Sadly, people who suspect they have mites are routinely brushed off by the medical community as “crazy” (Parasitic psychosis). At Wondercide, we know that an individual describing the torment and horror of oozing skin lesions and sensations of bugs biting and crawling under their skin is not a delusion, rather the attack of a [Read the Rest...]
Increasing pesticide use is changing the profile of insect and other pests that Australian farmers must contend with, and genetically modified (GM) crops are set to bring their own changes, experts say. Ecological geneticist Dr Andrew Weeks from the University of Melbourne and colleagues report their findings in the Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture. In [Read the Rest...]
Have you ever seen anything through a microscope? Ever watched a Discovery Channel Show that shows pictures of the smallest things, not visible to the human eye without magnification? The beautiful things that doctors get to see such as rushing blood cells, the DNA double helix, and the unsurpassed clarity of a perfect diamond. Now [Read the Rest...]
