Ontario, Canada -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/18/2013 -- According to a very recent study, Bed Bugs, through a use of molecular tricks, have adapted to insecticides.  Synthetic organic compounds known as Pyrethoids have now met their match.  Bed Bugs have developed a biological system that renders death by poison an impossibility.  After a study of 21 populations, genes have been discovered that protect Bed Bugs from Pyrethoids. Professor Palli, a professor entomology from theUniversity ofKentucky in theUS and an author of the study has publicly stated "The best option now is to heat the place up to 90-100F (30-35C) so that the bugs will come out and die".

Bed Bugs and Beyond is the leader in Heat Treatment in Toronto, Canada and has one of the best reputations in the field.  Cary Title, the president of Bed Bugs and Beyond, has come forward to state "I appreciate that finally it has been made public that which I have suspected and attempted to prove all along.  Bed Bugs simply won't die when just being sprayed".  He goes on to say "This is an epidemic and I have been dealing with it for a very long time.  Over the years the Bed Bugs have been becoming more and more resistant and now they don't even budge when they are sprayed with insecticides.  I have always done heat treatment and it appears that my methodology of dealing with these insects is the only real way to kill them".

Bed Bugs and Beyond can be found at Bedbugsandbeyond.ca and has the capacity to handle the epidemic that is currently happening across the Greater Toronto Area. Publicly they are recognised as a leader in the field and continue to have one of the best success ratios when dealing with eliminating Bed Bugs.

The studies can be found at:

BBC news:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-21778171

Nature.com (Scientific reports): http://www.nature.com/srep/2013/130314/srep01456/full/srep01456.html

Media Contact:

Matt Penzner
matt@bedbugsandbeyond.ca
Toronto,Ontario
http://www.bedbugsandbeyond.ca