DHEA is oftentimes referred to as the mother of all hormones because it fuels the hormone pathway - a term that refers to the body's delicate interplay of hormones. Women rely on adequate levels of DHEA to balance other key hormones throughout the body, such as estrogen, progesterone and testosterone. DHEA in women is produced by the adrenal glands. As women age, DHEA levels - like most hormones - begin to decline. However age isn't the only culprit.
Cayenne pepper may be sprinkled near mice entries, and ammonia placed in plastic bottle caps can be placed in cupboards where mice are known to visit. The odor of a housecat has also been known to repel mice. Many commercial mice repellents exist.
The smell emitted by the plant is irritating for mice and they try to avoid them. Poo from bobcats, snakes, and cats are also effective mice deterrent because of their distinct smell. That smell scares mice away due to their natural fear on their predators. Pet stores have products that contain this unique smell which you can buy to spread over your house to keep mice away.