“Taking one or more of these ingredients would not be as effective as taking the Biteamins ingredient combination.” – Dr. Karen F. Vieira
Biteamins®
are a scientifically developed natural vitamin supplement formulated to provide a triple threat against a range of outdoor elements. Not only are they an easier alternative to bug patches as a way to get a full dose of vitamin B1 and garlic (oderless), they contain a fusion of ingredients such as Capsaicin and vitamin C which known for their antioxidant properties. The combination of Echinacea Angustifolia and Echinacea Purpurea provides support the immune system while the Quercetin, Bromelain, and Curcumin provides support for seasonal changes.
Biteamins® provides a your body with a wide range of support against environmental challenges. Only the highest quality of safe ingredients are used in this outstanding product which is manufactured in the United States. It is as simple as taking a vitamin.
Biteamins® are offered exclusively through this website and select retailers. They are long lasting and offer full body support, even when swimming. Whether you are hiking the Appalachian Trail, or just enjoying a family barbecue, don’t forget to take your Biteamins®!
Scientific Support
“Vitamin B1 helps repel insects and mosquitoes.”
"A combination of Quercetin, Vitamin C, and Bromelain makes a great anti-allergy supplement... I find the Quercetin/Vitamin C/Bromelain combination to be far more effective than any anti-allergy drug I've ever tried."
Vitamin B1 was effective in controlling itching in 82% of the cases. “In 62% it was so striking as to be startling.”
"Garlic* possesses antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, antiprotozoan and insect-repellent properties."
"Taking a daily vitamin B diet supplement is a common home remedy purported to reduce attacks from mosquitoes (Shannon 1943, Harvey 2002)."
"Thiamine hydrochloride [vitamin B] most likely acts to combine with the sensible and insensible perspiration of the host to repel insects by its odor."
“It is accepted that biting insects use olfactory receptors as primary means of locating their ‘prey’. Disrupting the olfactory signaling process deprives them of their ablity to do this. This methodology employed by B1 thiamin as an insect repellant is similar in concept (but not action) to widely-used topical insect repellents such as DEET.”
In a study performed by Maasch, HJ (1973), a group taking vitamin B1 received less bites than the control group in 87% of the days of the trial.
To learn more about the science behind Biteamins® read through the Science Page.
To learn more about the ingredients in Biteamins® have a look at the Ingredients Page.
The correct spelling is bite-amins, rather than bitamins.
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