What is the cause of love being bitten by mosquitoes, and what is the reason for being easily bitten

There are many reasons why mosquitoes bite.

1. Mosquitoes like people with developed sweat glands and high body temperature.

People who like to sweat have increased acidity in their blood, and the sweat they expel makes the body surface lactate value higher, which is attractive to mosquitoes. In addition, there is a heat receptor in the antennae of the mosquito, which is very sensitive to temperature, as long as there is a slight temperature difference, it can be immediately noticed, and the sweating body dissipates heat quickly, which will also attract mosquitoes.

2. Mosquitoes like people who are tired or have a fast breathing rate.

Mosquitoes search for prey by smell. Carbon dioxide has a strong attraction to mosquitoes. Mosquitoes have carbon dioxide receptors on their small tentacles, which can sense carbon dioxide, lactic acid, and other substances. The carbon dioxide released by a person's exhalation can be detected by mosquitoes from a distance of 15 meters.

After engaging in sports or physical labor, people's breathing will be accelerated, and at this time, the exhaled carbon dioxide is relatively large, and the carbon dioxide gas will form a moist and warm air flow about 1 meter on the head, which mosquitoes are more sensitive to and will smell it. In the same way, people with large lung capacity or a faster breathing rhythm exhale more carbon dioxide, and mosquitoes swarm when they smell it.

3. Mosquitoes like people who wear dark clothes.

Because black is the first choice for mosquitoes to attack, such as Aedes mosquitoes (also known as flower mosquitoes), they prefer to stop on black clothes. This is followed by blue, red, green, etc., mosquitoes don't like to bite people who wear white. Similarly, mosquitoes love to bite people with darker skin or reddish skin.

4. Mosquitoes like people with fast metabolism.

Generally speaking, men are more attracted to mosquitoes than women, young people are more likely than the elderly, and healthy people are more attracted to mosquitoes than sick people, because there are more secretions on the surface. When women have menstruation, their secretions change, which is more likely to attract mosquitoes. Mosquitoes have "feeding habits", which is not because some people imagine that some people ** delicate, sweet blood provokes mosquitoes, the main reason is because some breaths on their bodies attract mosquitoes.

5. Mosquitoes like pregnant women.

Pregnant women are particularly susceptible to mosquitoes. A medical study in the United States showed that pregnant women are particularly attracted to mosquitoes, and they are twice as likely to be bitten by mosquitoes as other women. Oh.

Mosquitoes don't want to eat blood, but sugary substances, and the reason why mosquitoes (female mosquitoes to be precise) bite people is just to improve their fecundity. This is because human blood contains substances that make mosquito eggs mature. If your blood is rich in cholesterol or B vitamins, female mosquitoes are more likely to like you.

The "chemoreceptors" on its tentacles are the tools to find you.

If your dorm has the kind of people who secrete and breathe vigorously, you're in luck. Because mosquitoes can easily find them through carbon dioxide and lactic acid secreted by the body.

Many people wonder why they are bitten by mosquitoes all the time, but there are 6 main reasons why you are the preferred target of mosquito bites. First of all, people who often sweat and smell heavier, and then people who are darker or wear dark-colored clothes, fat, suffer from athlete's foot, spray perfume or hairspray, and **people who are more exposed will be targeted by mosquitoes.

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1. Sweating a lot.

As for the question of why mosquitoes are bitten all the time, in fact, mosquitoes mainly look for the target of the bite through smell, for some people who are prone to sweating and sweat a lot. Sweat often emits a very strong odor, making it easier and faster for mosquitoes to find their target to bite. Therefore, people who sweat a lot will become the first target of mosquito bites.

2. Darker complexion.

Some people who are darker or wear darker colors are also very easy targets for mosquitoes. Mosquitoes have a darkening habit. Some** darker colors, such as black skin tones, become the preferred targets for mosquitoes.

Darker colors such as red, green, brown, etc., can also guide mosquitoes in finding their targets.

3. Fatter figure.

Fat people have more blood than normal people and produce more body heat and carbon dioxide. They will breathe deeper and their body temperature will be higher than normal. These are also the conditions for mosquitoes to choose their targets, and the chance of being bitten by mosquitoes is much higher than normal.

4. Suffering from beriberi.

It has been reported in the famous American biological journal "PLOS ONE" that there are more bacteria on the human foot and there is a single species. This is very attractive to mosquitoes. The pungent smell of bacteria emitted by people with athlete's foot is also found on cheese, which is also very attractive to mosquitoes.

So the combination of the two also greatly increases the chances of people suffering from beriberi being bitten by mosquitoes.

5. Spray perfume or hairspray.

Mosquitoes are able to drink nectar to replenish their energy. Therefore, in ordinary life, we can often see some plants that emit fragrance, and there will be more mosquitoes around them. Perfume or hairspray will contain a certain sweeter element.

It will have a certain attraction effect on mosquitoes. Thus becoming a target for mosquito bites.

6. **Exposure is more.

First of all, the more exposure has already increased the chance of being bitten by mosquitoes. Moreover, when a person's ** is more exposed, the gas emitted will be much less than that of a person who is less exposed. This greatly enhances the guiding role of mosquitoes in finding targets.

Therefore, it will also be bitten by mosquitoes often.

Young, good, good blood, good smell, attract mosquitoes.

Being bitten by mosquitoes all the time may be related to frequent sweating, darker skin tone or wearing dark-colored clothes, exhaling more carbon dioxide, and loving to wear perfume. Patients are advised to pay attention to personal hygiene.