If you sweat, mosquito bites increase
We have already seen that mosquitoes are attracted by the heat that our body gives off. When the body temperature rises, we sweat and mosquitoes have receptors on their antennae with which they “smell” body odor. Therefore, in summer when it is very hot, mosquito bites are much more abundant. In addition, when we practice sports we generate a greater amount of lactic acid that attracts even more mosquitoes. If you like a hamburger more than the gym, you are less likely to get a mosquito bite. Does it compensate you?
